Summer Skincare Hacks You Wish You Knew Sooner | Doctorly Explains

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Studies on Polypodium Leucotomas for the Skin Nerds:
-Segars K, et al. Dermatologic Applications of Polypodium leucotomos: A Literature Review. J Clin Aesthet Dermatol. 2021 Feb;14(2):50-60. Epub 2021 Feb 1. PMID: 34221229
-Bhatia N. Polypodium leucotomos: a potential new photoprotective agent. Am J Clin Dermatol. 2015
-Ogbechie-Godec OA, Elbuluk N. Melasma: an Up-to-Date Comprehensive Review. Dermatol Ther (Heidelb). 2017
Pourang A, et al. The potential effect of Polypodium leucotomos extract on ultraviolet and visible light-induced photoaging. Photochem Photobiol Sci. 2021
-Nestor M, et al. Polypodium leucotomos as an Adjunct Treatment of Pigmentary Disorders. J Clin Aesthet Dermatol. 2014
Disclaimer: This video is not intended to provide diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice. Content provided in this video is for educational purposes only. Please consult with a physician regarding any health-related diagnosis or treatment.
00:00 Intro
01:01 Video Sponsor
01:45 Hack 1
02:25 Antioxidants
03:34 Hack 2
04:45 Iron Oxides
05:30 Isdin Sunscreens
10:38 Hack 3
12:39 Hack 4
14:01 Hack 5
15:06 BONUS HACK
17:20 Recap

[@Glacestorm]

*Summary of Hacks* 1. Add antioxidants (eg. Vitamin C, niacinamide, ferulic acid, resveratrol, Vitamin E) to your sunscreen to protect against free radical damage from the environment, which is amplified in the summer. 2. Tinted sunscreen blends better, and the zinc oxide helps protect against dark spots. 3. Use mineral powder brushes to get sunscreen into tough spots and for reapplication. 4. Wear UPF-rated clothing as a cheap yet extremely effective way to cover your whole body without the need for worrying about reapplication. Bear with the designs 5. Switch to a lightweight gel-type moisturizer (especially a nice moisturizing sunscreen!) during the summer because your skin and the environment around you is changing. Also, don't sleep with sunscreen on. BONUS: Polypodium leucotomos supplements, backed by 50-100 studies, contain antioxidants that can help elevate your sunscreen and protect against photodamage. (Disclaimer: Talk to your doctor before taking any supplements, and this information has not been evaluated by the FDA.)

[@IFD1012]

U r an angel

[@Selsmittenxo]

you are a GOAT❤ TYSM

[@Clockaanderson]

Thanks for the summary! Just a note - they said it was the iron oxides not the zinc oxides in the tinted sunscreens that can help with melasma

[@paigeroberts96]

The ISDIN tinted mineral sunscreen looks absolutely amazing! But $70 for 3.4oz!? Even though the ingredients look amazing, I don't think I could justify paying $20.5/oz for a product you're expected to reapply throughout the day and will need to be replaced every couple months!

[@Heatherrosedef]

I actually tried and returned it. It was not worth it and has fragrance in it as well.

[@shangobunni5]

I just started using Isdin’s tinted sunscreen a couple of weeks ago and I love it. It has replaced my liquid foundation.

[@dfjulesful]

There's plenty of great sunscreens for much less available. The price is way too steep

[@brindabanerjea1158]

Their recommendations tend to be very expensive!

[@redandyellowpoppies]

I think sunscreen should be labled like laundry detergent- by how many uses. I bet prices would go down if people saw it was $4 per use

[@maureengreen617]

I love the Isdn sunscreen. There is a study in PubMed about the effectiveness of repair enzymes in sunscreens. Interestingly most are available in Europe. But there are some U. S. brands with DNA repair enzymes too, including Photozyme and Neova. I believe repair enzymes are the future of sunscreen and skincare and not a lot of dermatologists are talking about it yet which surprises me.

[@lilariel5593]

Could you give examples for sunscreens with repair enzymes that are available in Europe? Looking for something more affordable that the isdn sunscreen…

[@beardiemom]

My personal favorite tip for sunscreen in summer: Set yourself a timer on your phone. As skincare nerds, we probably all know that sunscreen should be reapplied every two hours if you are exposed to the sun. I work outdoors, so this is crucial for me to protect my skin from the sun, especially as someone who has sun-damaged skin. (I wasn't always a skintelectual and I got second degree burns on my upper chest and shoulders from sun exposure. Now these spots get rashes when they're not protected from the sun.)

[@jdo123]

Can you do a separate video on UPF clothing brands that you like/recommend? In addition, can you review sunscreens that are found at the drugstore that is more economical/in a larger container to use all over the body during the summer? For example, if someone or a family goes swimming everyday during the summer, which products should they look into? It can be quite costly to use higher end sunscreens all over the body when most of the containers are under 3 ounces.

[@lianne_5165]

I second this! Living in Hawaii I go through sunscreen so quick. I use sunbum spf70 but also supergoop has a big jug of their play sunscreen

[@chiyunlulu]

I live in Argentina and I pay the same product 25 U$. It is really the best and goes a long way.

[@michellekelly2937]

Eddie Bauer has some great UPF clothing options.

[@ellierose3842]

I am loving how much content you guys are providing again! I love even the subjects that don't apply to me! Thanks for your hard work, doctors

[@tink5337]

The brand Supergoop also has a spray in powder sunscreen for the scalp! Acts almost like a dry shampoo and the stpray nozzel makes it easier to apply to the scalp! They also have an SPF 50 setting spray. So you can renew your SPF with a mineral brush and the setting spray to make sure you're getting a good layer during reapplication.

[@lanky_annie]

Scalp Sunscreen- I use high SPF lip balm along my hairline/parting. Works really well ❤

[@susanmeredith4957]

Doesn’t that make your hair greasy?

[@hellskitchenkritterandfrie3372]

That’s a good idea. I had a bad mole on my vortex removed in college

[@Michellelipstick]

I have oily hair so I don't know if I'd do this all the time, but if I know I'm washing my hair the next day and it's too hot for a hat, I might try this! Thank you.

[@LindaKing-lf8nk]

As a retired ICU nurse and someone who did NOT protect her skin in her younger years, I truly enjoy your informative, enjoyable, understandable presentations. You both are so cute and fun.

[@GG-xz7nv]

Thank you for mentioning it’s important to still get out and enjoy life, even in the sun. I’m high risk for melanoma as I’ve been having precancerous moles and spots removed since my early twenties. I have to see my derm every 6months because of it. It’s very overwhelming for me and has made me stay inside avoiding the sun altogether as much as possible. It’s taken quite a toll on me and can be depressing.

[@luisacarneiro9367]

I love summer and I am religious about SPF. I have tried Korean SPF and they do not disappoint. They have great ingredients, consistency and are affordable.

[@mari97216]

Beauty of Joseon is my new favorite!

[@alysiaburns5094]

Are they mineral sunscreens? I have been wanting to try Korean sunscreens but I have super sensitive eyes.

[@debc3085]

Been using Elta MD UV Elements tinted sunscreen as my foundation for a few years now - game changer! Thanks for introducing me to Isdin. Love your content!

[@melanies828]

Love you guys! The two of you have a phenomenal chemistry and I get excited when you post. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and energy with our community!

[@tracyverba2691]

I love, love, love ISDIN sunscreens. They are a little pricey but this is where I splurge on skincare because they are so lightweight, have the repair feature and are moisturizing. I wear the untinted on my neck and chest and the tinted on my face (cause tinted will get on any clothing). Love your videos and skin education!!!

[@ChrystalVanDusseldorp]

I use Australian Gold Botanical tinted sunscreen. It has 2 shades, and is $17.99 for 3oz at Ulta, 50spf. I have oily skin and it works well for me.

[@EsteePamela]

I bought this one for my mom, I saw it on Amazon and the reviews were great! She loves it :)

[@marybaudoin3711]

I use it too. Although my skin is dry I just put on a wee bit heavier moisturizer. I love the way it feels on my face.

[@amyamlin3870]

I was an esthethian at a Derm office for years and Isdin was my Favorite!!! So many great products all around. ❤😊

[@micantra]

I got an ISDIN FusionWater tinted sunscreen and I am in love! Thanks for being honest with your advise!

[@nicole_a_11]

I stopped using foundation about 3 years ago and have been using tinted mineral sunscreen as my foundation. Sunscreens have come such a long way and they keep coming out with better and better formulas as time goes on so I don't see myself ever going back to using foundation.

[@michellekelly2937]

If you don't mind me asking, which tinted sunscreens do you like? I have fair skin, and they always seem too dark, too orange or just a strange colour. Obviously, I haven't tried them all, but the ones that I have looked at have not impressed me. Thanks! : )

[@Knk.07]

​@@michellekelly2937 the same problem here. I have fair skin and I can't find any tinted sunscreen that would look more or less natural on my skin (not too dark and not orange).

[@leapintothewild]

@@michellekelly2937 I love Paula’s Choice tinted sunscreen! (Super-Light Wrinkle Defense SPF 30) It’s light, doesn’t turn orange on me, isn’t shiny or gooey feeling - in fact, it’s for oily-combo skin so if you’re dry it might not work. But it’s a fair price IMO and they’ve got great products in general, plus really good customer svc on chat and by phone in my experience, rare these days.

[@michellekelly2937]

@@leapintothewild Thank-you, Marijka! I appreciate the suggestion. I have tried that one but it's too drying for my skin. However, I do LOVE the Paula's Choice Hydralight SPF 30. I've been using it for years. I agree with you about Paula's Choice. I do love a lot of their products, and they do have great customer service, however, I'm not so happy with them discontinuing my favourite cleanser (formerly Moisture Boost - changed to Calm for Normal to Dry). I've been using that cleanser for 25 years!! I don't like the new replacement. It's so frustrating when a company discontinues a product you love. So, now I'm on the hunt for a new cleanser, and I know I won't find one as good as that one. : (

[@leapintothewild]

@@michellekelly2937 I'm with you on the discontinuing without notice thing! Just this morning I tried the grapefruit clarifying shampoo from Neutrogena for the first time, which replaced the original yellow clarifying shampoo I'd used for DECADES. Wow, it stinks like sour BO! Nasty stuff, and it feels like it really stripped my hair. I only use a clarifyer 1-2 x a month, but I would've bought several bottles of the original if I had known! aaarrrrggggh Back to the $$$ Biolage one, I guess.

[@michelekoupai]

🎉I got excited this afternoon when I saw a new sunscreen video from you guys. I look forward to watching and researching the products after a long day. Even the QnA’s…keep em’ comin’!

[@wonderwoman4726]

Always enjoy your videos together 🎉❤ great information 👍

[@TammyLynn2466]

I absolutely LOVE watching you two!! You remind me of when my son was in high school and my home was packed with his friends. It was nonstop debates and laughter 😃 ❤❤❤

[@clarewhite3004]

I didn't know that about tinted mineral sunscreen! I find it harder to remove, so I wasn't using it as much, but now I'm way more interested!

[@abbyroadd]

I use these when I go SCUBA diving: Sun Bum SPF 30 Scalp & Mist Sunscreen Spray or COOLA organic spray. Both of these are vegan and cruelty-free, which is important to me as a diver.

[@cindyleavitt8948]

Love love love your videos! You two are the funnest and soo helpful!!! Thank YOU!!!!!

[@LisaNix2]

Happy Melanoma Monday everyone!! These are wonderful tips

[@margieryne6220]

Love when you add the funnies at the end! That product is too rich for my budget though! Love your videos!🥰

[@TrishA-cp5dx]

Fantastic products - love them!

[@nanaazili4703]

I love the Ageless ISDIN sunscreen. It does feel like a primer and doesn’t feel greasy. 3.4oz does last and the site will have sales in there productions, so I take advantage.

[@rhodanottingham8282]

My favorite dermatologists. Love Isdin

[@franciscareyes4454]

Thanks for this, I have been using ISDIN sunscreen for the last 3 years, I love it ❤❤❤

[@shoal5994]

Just a heads up for everyone watching: While Dr. Shah and Dr. Maxfield have the best intentions and have changed many of our lives (mine included), they're still bound to make content that's sponsored by skin companies paying them to showcase their products. They may be under contract or some sort of "agreement" to only speak in a certain way about those products in their videos so please, remember to read between the lines of what they're saying and focus on the ADVICE they're giving, not just the products they suggest. If you look at many other Dermatologist channels, they're also paid off/sponsored by other skincare companies so it's important to actually do some proper research before you buy the products they offer you. If they suggest a product that's NOT part of the company they're sponsored by, then chances are, those products are ACTUALLY good. Just look at the description of every skincare video to see for yourself.

[@ginar51]

I haven’t found one person that doesn’t like Isdin sunscreen and they did say it was sponsored.

[@wilmaknickersfit]

​@@ginar51 Exactly. It is made clear in the video and in the text this is a sponsored. They always make it clear when a video is sponsored and when links are affiliated. I don't know how much more transparent they can be! 🤔

[@shoal5994]

@@wilmaknickersfit My comment was never meant to be hostile. You'd be surprised at how easily people can be swayed to buy products. Marketing and advertising is an incredibly powerful tool and while you may be able to see past the ads, a lot of people can't. I know ISDIN is a reputable company but again, it's never a bad thing to remind their audience how sponsored videos work and that it's important to do your own research as well, especially since there are so many good products out there that aren't just from ISDIN.

[@aeriii4681]

Yes, a combined sunscreen and antioxidant is really convenient, and Isdin looks like a nice product. But it’s definitely out of price range for many people

[@DebbieDavidson06]

Thank you for informing us. I'm off to order their sunscreens

[@cherilynndomer751]

Thanks for the information about algae! Would you consider doing a video on "facial" sunscreens?

[@lauragarcia5838]

Yes! Finally some American dermatologists speaking about how wonderful ISDIN is. I haven't found another sunscreen like these. I love it and miss that I can't get the whole range in Canada 😭

[@cherrysantos6872]

Where did you buy your ISDIN? If you may share, please and thank you as I am from Canada too

[@lauragarcia5838]

@@cherrysantos6872 I used to buy it back in Mexico, I haven't found a reliable online store that ships to Canada 😞 or at reasonable price.

[@danasaywhat_43]

I've thought about trying that Isdin as it's been recommended by others that don't particularly enjoy mineral sunscreen, claiming that this is the nicest most cosmetically elegant mineral option out there but I get my DNA repair enzymes separately which is what that plankton ingredient is. Photozyme is the brand I use for DNA repair. It's about $100 a bottle but it lasts for a very long time. You only need one metered dose and it lasts for months. Just another option for people out there who are interested in incorporating DNA repair enzymes into their routine. I do use it in the morning along with my antioxidants prior to sunscreen application

[@HM-li4et]

I love the bloopers at the end.

[@rachelmergo]

I haven’t heard of this brands supplement but I was considering heliocare bc it has that same ingredient in it! And I also am on a very consistent regimen for my melasma so I feel like it’s worth adding to my routine. I’m glad it got your stamp of approval! 😊

[@marynguyen5804]

Heliocare is good 😊

[@idahodiamonds180]

I use heliocare with my sunscreen & hat regimen and it really does seem to help keep my melasma from darkening up in the summer.

[@rachelmergo]

@@idahodiamonds180 this is so good to hear!!

[@golfchicknyc1]

Hello are is also cheaper. This ISDIN brand is too expensive.

[@MinPinSteve]

I like heliocare

[@ievaradvilezalyte6028]

I always love the bloopers :D

[@annapatton4544]

I hated Autumn till moved to Colorado Springs. The most beautiful time of the year here. 10 years and it still amazes me! Summer makes me anxious about hail.

[@oceaneo4603]

Thank you soooo much for covering this topic ! 🥳 And the timing is perfect, to make the good purchase before summer. Having black skin, I sometimes feel left out and had to fill the gaps the best way I can. Thanks again for including as much people as possible. And even if I don't have any allergies, or else it makes me learn more and share the tips if I have an opportunity.

[@juanmonsalve8083]

Love ISDIN been using it for years it amazing.

[@GabriellaTrujillo14]

this is a wonderful recommendation especially for some of us that are traveling to Spain and other places where it is cheaper. Yes I understand when I was raising my children this would be quite expensive for me at the time right now. This is something that I could afford and I’m glad that they I know about this. But just because I can afford it and because I’m going to Spain soon, does it mean that I will use it but it’s always good to know about new things and have the option.

[@humanBeast-rr3fk]

Can you make a video on how to diagnose a broken skin barrier and for how long to simplify your skincare routine ? 😭

[@jackiemcleish9233]

Hey guys, Would love to hear skincare necessities for 50+ age range. Love now you hav a podcast guys, take care, from Jackie in the UK 💜

[@anastasiagiac4117]

Hello, I really enjoy your videos. They are very informative.

[@Phethephoenix]

You have convinced me to keep spending and searching for my sunscreen that doesn’t irritate along with maybe 5 other youtube accessible dermatologists. Thank you.

[@kathleenmcgonigle]

Great Video!! Going to checkout these sunscreens. My husband has had two or three skin cancers on the top of his head. He now never goes outside without a hat.

[@sbkir]

Neova has those enzymes as well as in their moisturizers and sunscreen.

[@wendyramos1487]

Please watch ‘til the end, way too funny. Love the videos. Please give advise about best treatments for eye lash growth.

[@hollyw9566]

I think Land's End has a lot of swimwear and beach coverups and so that are sun screening. They look pretty nice too.

[@susanmeadows627]

I hate fall too! Seasonal Effective Disorder? I'm depressed all winter. ❤️💓

[@rowan3946]

Love my UV umbrella

[@mholder5796]

I love drmtlgy tinted sunscreen. It has all the goodies you mentioned. It light and dewy which is great for me in AZ. I Can’t handle anything heavy on my face. My sunscreen is with me always.

[@irenem4578]

The sunscreens from this brand were recommended to me by a dermatologist who knew my skin type - oily, acne prone and sensitive - and I tried them all for about two years. They all broke me out and I struggled so badly it was ridiculous. I moved on to Korean sunscreens and I have been fine since. I get the occasional spot and that is it.

[@Thesleepypoet]

What Korean sunscreens do you recommend?

[@kristinbloom8525]

Can you recommend a Korean sunscreen?

[@angiev2648]

I have the same skin type and all sunscreens I’ve tried break me out or leave a horrible white cast or oily face. Which Korean sunscreen do you use?

[@shrathyphaer]

Same recommendation by dermatologist and same issue with Isdin but for me it was irritating my eyes really badly.

[@charlottedehond7806]

Can you make a video all about supplements for your skin? Would be super interesting to know what actually works and what's BS, with everything that's out there. Especially with collagen supplements where there's just so many different options. Some that contain collagen, some that would make you produce more collagen like Biosil, ...

[@karenshahwan6612]

Very cool 😎 video, bummed about the fragrance!

[@imsugarless]

Mineral brush is AMAZING

[@debster7100]

I love the Alastin Hydratint Tinted sunscreen....the price can be up there, but with a few other influencers discount codes, I save 20%, and it is like skincare & foundation in one - absolutely love it for my sensitive and hyper-reactive skin! I would like to see a review on this (maybe you have reviewed this in the past - can't remember), but if not, would like your thoughts. Great video and always a lot of fun watching you two!

[@meganholt9401]

Can you talk about having treatments done prior to the summer? Like microneedling, chemical peels, lasers, etc

[@summerintherockies9530]

I’m interested in IPL (light) but have held off due to me being in the sun (under a big hat, but in the sun no less) in the summer.

[@Alexmosh78]

I work in dermatology and am obsessed with isdn

[@KaitCervi]

Simple makes an spf serum, assuming it works well its quite nice; easy to apply and feels great.

[@jenniferstevenson8841]

I love Isdin! My dermatologist reccomended it to me last year. I use the tinted everyday and the mineral brush.

[@Mzladee99]

Thank you for the great hacks, saving this video for when the warm weather decides to show up! Snow in May!

[@annapatton4544]

Colorado liked this comment

[@annapatton4544]

Though sunscreen here is used year round.

[@txellblanxer9060]

Finally you are getting our favorite sunscreen ISDIN… but what a price point. Yes they are from my hometown!!!!

[@xxxthatgirlxxx]

ok but I love you both so much for saying you can double sunscreen as a moisturizer too.

[@alyssawescott]

Supplement video please!

[@psychodelicyoda]

Please could you cover/review different sweatproof/sweat resistant sunscreens for those of us who live in humid climates?😊

[@_negentropy_]

Thank you for your content! It’s been very helpful. Can you do an episode devoted to teen skin care routines? I notice you kind of mention kids and sunscreen when you’re addressing the skin protection needs of a wider swath of people, but I don’t see any video that has consolidated info related to adolescent skin health on your channel. It would be helpful if you could include products for families on a budget. The product “hacks” in this video are well outside of what a family will typically be able to spend on skin care. Also, products teen boys would be willing to wear (i.e. that don’t make them smell like their gran). Thanks so much!

[@muriellawrence9454]

I love you two guys!

[@auraloredanapopescu17]

I did not realised that ISDIN has such science behind..I bought the mineral sunscreen randomnly, without knowing before this brand. In Romania is not that expensive. Great video guys❤

[@AndreeaNastase]

Le-ai găsit pe astea recomandate? Eu sunt in Polonia și sunt ieftine și aici, dar nu găsesc variantele astea in farmacii

[@RTatiane]

Love you guys 💕

[@shdawood8639]

That was helpful pl share a video for antiaging products and how to layer them

[@bunnerkins]

I love the bloopers.

[@josephinecabatuan3540]

Thank you doctors🙏🙏🙏🌹😘

[@user-rw6gx7qr2f]

This is great information. I'm just back from Mexico and am very interested in suggestions for sunscreens and moisturizers that can travel carry on. With limits of 100 ml it's pretty hard to bring enough sunscreen and body moisturizer. This seems like it would make a very timely episode. Thanks for your great content.

[@mhrmaid]

When my husband and I went to mexico, what I did was I bought a larger bottle of sunscreen and a bunch of empty 100ml bottles and put the sunscreen in the smaller bottles. I agree with you though, it's hard to find good sunscreen that comes in smaller sizes.

[@avisionofloveliness4962]

Listening to Doctorly while dutifully putting on my sunscreen for the day.... 😇

[@9_of_Swords]

YES. I dislike fall too! My friends think I'm insane, but I love mid to late spring and early summer. ❤

[@kristysomerset]

Too much pollen in spring.! Fall 🍂🍁 is where it's at.

[@lilydelgadoortiz4480]

I looooveeeee ISDIN’s sunscreen ❤❤

[@segcube]

Love today’s bloopers 😂

[@lizzieh431]

I love Aussie sunscreen, from Ultraceuticals and Ultra Violet, especially the Ultra Violt Queen Screen. It looks like a serum bottle, very fluid and mattifying. Anyway, I'm enjoying trying different form of sunscreen. I'm looking forward to summer in Australia now, as I can purchase my favorite sunscreens and no need to worry I don't need them that much. It's winter in Australia now, so I only have Ultraceuticals spf 30 mattifying.

[@meen7890]

The Hada Labo premium whitening lotion (light) has all the things… vit c, arbutin, niacinamide, HA, resveratrol. I use it as a moisturizer before putting on my sunscreen during the summertime here in Thailand where it’s boiling hot and humid 😅 I don’t notice any difference on my PIE yet tho because it hasn’t even been a month yet but I think it’s a great product for anyone looking for a super lightweight toner/moisturizer with all the good stuff recommended in this video. It’s pretty affordable and it’s fragrance-free!

[@chaliceflower]

In terms of protective clothing, I've used Solumbra shirts for years! They have a wide variety of clothing. No, I'm not employed by the company, don't know anyone who is. Just a very satisfied customer. They deliver to Canada, by the way.

[@georgiaoriol861]

I’m from Barcelona and it’s great when isdin gets some love!

[@suegreene7841]

I doctors, I personally love the Australian gold tinted SPF 50 mineral sunscreen. It actually provides a little bit of coverage and I use it all summer long in place of foundation unless I’m going out somewhere nice. What are your thoughts on that particular sunscreen is it a good one?Thank you

[@destinychild4659]

And I hate spring! 😏 Glad summer is coming! 🥳

[@SarahMcAshan]

Thanks to Dr. Shah's pronunciation, now I'm mentally singing "Err-EE-Photon-a" to the tune of The Toreador Song from Carmen. Fitting for an ISDIN product!

[@alysiaburns5094]

"Polypodium leucotomos" is so much fun to say; I have never heard of it but I need it! Thank you so much for yet another informative video!!! I am 57 and vacationed in Florida twice a year, and was on a swim team, growing up. I never used sunscreen because I thought I didn't need it. Boy was I wrong! I had five "precancerous" (whatever that means) spots removed from my temple, the top of my head, chest and shoulders by the time I was twenty-six. I have a small bald spot on the top of my head from the surgery and my hair wants to part there. I also developed horrible melasma. I now avoid being directly in the sun, when possible, and wear sunscreen every single day, rain or shine, even if I don't plan to go outside. Sorry, but if it gets "even one person to wear sunscreen" it's worth repeating. 😁

[@jaydenseriah]

The bloopers were SO FUNNY😂❤️

[@mxschopendour3000]

I'll be taking Inde Wild or Paula's Choice Vitamin C with my sunscreens to the beach this year! Thanks for the hacks, y'all!!

[@per_siri]

You don't need to reapply vitamin C when you reapply your sunscreen, once in the morning is sufficient. You also don't want to subject the bottles to heat and direct sunlight at the beach.

[@maggierioux6501]

​@@per_siri Couldn't agree more! Vitamin C has enough trouble penetrating the skin. Absolutely no chance of penetrating over a thick layer layer of sunscreen!

[@reneebonnell5010]

Sun Precautions brand clothing made with Solumbra fabric. It's comfortable and reliable. I've used them for years.

[@karengrahl6645]

Amazon Carrie’s lotion applicators to use on your back! One looks like a paint roller, the one I use is a long clothe with handles on the end. It solves the problem of trying to put lotion on by yourself. It works great for applying sunscreen to the shoulders and back. It’s a game changer!

[@karengrahl6645]

*Amazon sells…

[@maotyle7639]

Doctorly, would please also talk about kids sunscreen . Recommendations? Pro and Con? Thank you

[@mina_ophelia5067]

I love ISDN line, all their products are wonderful, but it's really underrated. No one talking about. no sponsor and adv. maybe. thank you.

[@saskhiker3935]

Thank you for this. I spent 4 hours cycling then planting the garden. I do need a decent suncsreen for reapplication. I wear the UAV clothing which helps but I still burned.

[@irenes7297]

Another great video - thank you! y'all rock! Question: do we really need special clothing for sun protection? I read that it shouldn't be sheer, but can't a long-sleeved cotton shirt do the trick? Or something like this? Would love to hear more on this topic.

[@vdd1001]

Yeah because you're covering more of the skin so you don't need to apply sunscreen on your arms. My dad works in long but thinner shirts always (his work involves being in the field for multiple hours)

[@JB-vy3cz]

Y’all look absolutely majestic 😭

[@ssunshinedustt]

The bloopers are cracking me up 😂

[@oksie-888]

Gel type moisturizer suggestions video pls 😊😍😍

[@elizabethcampbell1642]

Land's End has great sun protection clothing

[@debrawarrick2911]

*lol, appreciate the out takes. Supper funny. You guys kill me.

[@animalsareourangels93]

Love Hada Labo Sunscreen. +++ Skinceuticals tinted sunscreen is also very nice However, I was disappointed with Skinceuticals AGE Skin Interuptor advanced. It pils (spelling) even with a thin layer. For 260.00 I should be disappointed.. I will just stick to the Triple Lipid Restore and the AGE Skin interuptor! Many thanks, Susan from Canada I have worn skin sunscreen since I was probably 12. I wear it winter summer spring and fall. In all honesty I still get guessed 20 years younger than I actually am. I think it’s key to keep your skin beautiful….and…eat right. And get enough sleep... that’s my motto for beautiful skin. Oh yes, I do use Skinceuticals CE Ferulic….nice product with a lot of clinical data. Lastly, I have a facial with every change of the season!!! Thanks guys! 😊