The Truth About Dermalogica

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[@leide4688]

Actually, you used the daily microfoliant ALL wrong! I did the same thing first and immediately stoped using the product. But then I was told by a Dermalogica sales rep the right way to use it: you supposed to take some daily microfoliant and water in your hands and massage it so the small grinds disappear completely, then you apply it on the face. When you use it the right way, then it actually is a quite good product. It is not supposed to be a physical exfoliant.

[@potterhead0227]

L Eide yes exactly!! I’m dermalogica certified and you’re totally right the enzymes are activated by water!! won’t work otherwise

[@journeywithasia]

ALL WRONG!!!!

[@whitesun99]

This is the exact way I use it and it is the only exfoliant that doesn’t break me out or make me peel.

[@chloe08976]

Yessss I got it for Christmas and I love it!

[@amylake6714]

L Eide yes, I am a Dermalogica PST and you really aren’t supposed to feel that much grain, if you do you need to add more water.

[@jaebee7490]

As an esthetician who uses this brand, I can honestly say the microfoliant wasn't used correctly so it seemed abrasive. Its actually very lightweight and foaming when correct amount of water used. Please try it again adding a little more water and let us know what you think!

[@olivialyon8132]

agree!

[@malaysiahaulsey1126]

It’s so funny cuz I was gonna say the same. I work at hand and stone and i use this brand and you have to make it into a frothy consistency. It shouldn’t at all feel grainy

[@SB-jf9it]

Yes!! Definitely was not used correctly. I will say on the packaging I feel they do not explain this enough. I work at ulta beauty as an esthetician and always have to demonstrate how to use this to my clients.

[@gabriellapalombo1899]

how often would you recommend using it? i am unsure if exfoliating every day would be smart.

[@malaysiahaulsey1126]

gabriella palombo about 2 times a week some people do 3

[@kathrynmelstrom2163]

As an esthetician who uses derm in the treatment room I’m cringing 😭 You’re supposed to mix the microfoliant into a foam. It should not feel abrasive at all when used correctly 💕

[@luluraeembury9966]

Thank you for saying this. I'm training to be an esthetician and is needs to be a foam! Omg.

[@sethm3856]

yup, it says that on the directions as well. so i don't understand why he didn't read the directions. and rice enzyme exfoliants arn't new

[@dylanjayne2111]

Fellow esthetician here! Thank you for this comment!

[@AshleyAnnette]

Yes! My esthetician instructed me to use this with my daily cleanser three times a week while! My skin has never been more clear! I also use other products from Dermalogica. But I love this microfoliant. It's not irritating does a really great job.

[@missf8302]

I know im a little late but i dont like that hes giving the whole Dermalogica line a bad review based on 2 products..one of which he didnt even use properly. i cant trust the opinion from a boy who's not a licensed professional. ESPECIALLY when he cant even read the directions on the bottle or box. Not my fault. I'm a Dermalogica LST for 19 yrs and I approve this message. #ALLTEAALLSHADE

[@JamesWelsh]

Pixie nexxxxxxxt! 🙏🏼🙏🏼 I want to see you go off on their use of fragrances 😂😭

[@honeycherry-ll5qp]

so much fragrance 😂

[@Hyram]

LMAO I've been so scared to review Pixie because you know imma go in hard, and I don't want to lose my following 😂

[@GO-sz1nv]

@@Hyram although, even Dr Dray likes the Pixi x Caroline Hirons 2-in-1 cleanser

[@JamesWelsh]

Hyram haha everyone needs to hear it!

[@jehamus]

@@GO-sz1nv im subbed to her but Dr Dray constantly contradicts herself. Especially when there are sponsors involved. She was also fired for ruining someone skin

[@cyrene3682]

Don’t fake positivity please. We have enough of that. Be yourself, and let people sign up for that

[@soniasandhu7275]

FACTS

[@melaniewalker5226]

Cyrene he doesn't need to fake it I mean the guy is doing fantastically well I don't think you'll ever see him faking anything to be honest.

[@soniasingh1353]

Yasss 👏

[@daniellec8171]

"it's kind of an old brand, it was started in 1986" *me crying watching this as someone born in 1986* I'M LIKE THE CRYPT KEEPER.

[@BC-bt7hu]

I was born in 1985....I'm crying more than you 😭

[@daniellec8171]

@@BC-bt7hu we're in this together 😭😭😭😭

[@BC-bt7hu]

@@daniellec8171 Thank you, it's always better when you're not alone 🤣

[@ParchCraftAustralia]

I believe I can cry even more legitimately....my son was born in 1985. Skincare junkie then and still! I'm glad I am.

[@laurenmcwilliam5768]

Was this a Freaky Friday reference? Hahaha

[@meganmckinney8592]

Hi! I’m a Dermalogica Expert and I just wanted to let you know of some things that you didn’t get quite right. 1) microfoliant is meant to be whipped with water to the point that it looks like foam. You shouldn’t feel any grit. It’s more of a brightening exfoliant than a manual exfoliant. 2) essential oils aren’t bad for you. These are natural fragrances not artificial fragrances. Artificial fragrances are bad. It’s important to use skin safe essential oils which these are. Most essential oils in skincare are not skin safe which is why people have such bad reactions to them. Precleanse is safe for all skin types and removes ALL of your makeup including waterproof mascara. 3) all Dermalogica products ARE clinically proven to work. If you do your research you will see that Dermalogica is constantly developing new products with the newest technologies in skincare. 4) Dermalogica is the number 1 choice of skincare for dermatologists. As you are not a skincare professional, I don’t expect you to understand all of the science behind skincare, but you can’t get on KZbin and trash a brand if the ONE product you used, you used incorrectly and didn’t do proper research on.

[@milou.v]

Megan McKinney YES!! 🙌🏼

[@casuallyextra]

Megan McKinney How can you be a skincare expert if you think essential oils aren’t bad for your skin?

[@meganmckinney8592]

casuallyextra because I was trained and am licensed as a professional aesthetician and have over 200 hours of extended education through the international dermal institute.

[@casuallyextra]

Megan McKinney www.paulaschoice.com/expert-advice/skincare-advice/natural-skincare/essential-oils-for-skin.html

[@casuallyextra]

jewels grace I don’t want to get into a faith argument or even continue this discussion about essential oils. If you don’t have problems using them, that’s fine, but don’t tell people who want to avoid them that they are misinformed or wrong for wanting to avoid something when there are legitimate facts to show that essential oils are in fact irritating and can have long term negative effects.

[@00cutearse00]

your accent in the beginning made me shister shocked.

[@Hyram]

😂😂 ur welcome

[@00cutearse00]

@@Hyram 😝

[@kithale316]

Please don't mimic my accent it is about as authentic as my american one!

[@billiesaquaphor2607]

@@Hyram can you reveiew skin script my mom uses it and i heard it has parfum in it

[@jacijirik7213]

I think he was mocking Jane Wurwand who is the founder of Dermalogica who is from Scotland...I found it kinda insulting.

[@KYRAA30]

I’m an Esthetician and I’ve been using Dermalogica products on myself and clients for 10+ years . This product line is amazing. I appreciate your opinion but this review is flawed because the products were used incorrectly 😩

[@platinumbharb9531]

Hi! Can I use the microfoliant for my sensitive dry skin ?

[@haileystone6231]

@@platinumbharb9531 the microfoliant isn’t as strong as the superfoliant. I’ve used the microfoliant on my sensitized skin for a few months now & it’s been good so far! Make sure you only use a tiny amount & mix with a lot of water.

[@haileystone6231]

@@platinumbharb9531 you can also mix it in with your cleanser!

[@MrTeddyBiz]

@@platinumbharb9531 Their new milkfoliant is perfectly design for sensitive skin

[@blondygirllol]

@@platinumbharb9531 i have sensitive very dry skin acne prone and this product is great. I like all 3 that they have. This id the first brand I’ve used that I’ve seen a difference.

[@mandyj6038]

My sis use dermalogica for 5 yrs now... she is 47 and ppl thought she is 28. Shout out to Dermalogica.

[@dumbblondemallgoth]

its so amazing how everyones skin is so different. dermalogicas precleanse and microfoliant are my holy grails oops

[@dumbblondemallgoth]

the microfoliant works way better while performing a facial. i pour some into a bowl, add a bit of water, put it under the facial steamer and mix it together with a fan brush. the result is thick foamy texture that i apply kinda like a mask. i let it sit for a minute then gently massage into the skin. ive had nothing but good results on myself and clients(:

[@evecardenas8648]

Same ♥️

[@cody5600]

Saaaaame. I have super sensitive combo skin, and most exfoliants make my skin freak out. This is so far the only one thats really nice for my skin.

[@MrRuiz602]

mallgoths I loved mixing the microfoliant with EA-35 to make it strong 💪🏽 lol

[@afossy10]

@@dumbblondemallgoth same here! I've done the exact same in facials on clients as well as myself. It has worked wonderfully and is easy to bump up with other products when mixed! :)

[@cakedup757]

Whatever anyone says.. dermalogica is good. Especially the sensitive skin line. Almost all products I have tried have caused my face to be irritated.. but it’s so light on my face soothes my face stopped my acne etc

[@TheBunnyBeatdown]

I love dermalogica and what it has done for my skin. I use their cleansing oil, cleansing gel, microfoliant and clear start acne serum. I have an autoimmune disease and it keeps up with my changing skin.

[@itsmackenzie]

I use the ultracalming line and it's the only thing that has helped my skin.

[@cocoloso030]

Hey.... before you started using this product did you have dark spots/ hyperpigmentation? If so did this product help with that? Because I dont really have acne my issue is hyperpigmentation.

[@TheBunnyBeatdown]

@@cocoloso030 yes. I still do but the thing that made a drastic difference in them going from black to dark brown is vitimin c. I use the lilyana naturals vitimin c serum. It's on amazon for $20. Dark spots dont fade overnight. You have to work for it. I cant afford a chemical peel so I make sure I exfoliate and use my vitimin c. It's made a huge difference in my skin

[@cocoloso030]

TheBunnyBeatdown Ok I understand, Thank You, greatly appreciated

[@ugcn]

@@cocoloso030 try the cream neoprasan. Can buy online. It's helped me a lot.

[@samanthafrieda1115]

i don't think you're negative at all, you're honest and straightforward. which, for a consumer, is so refreshing (AND NECESSARY!) for consumers to be able to navigate all the marketing BS. I'd love to hear your thoughts on mid-range brands like Bliss and Pixi!

[@christine7684]

yes yes yes!!

[@yohalbah]

Honesty and straightforwardness would be “refreshing” if the review is actually accurate...

[@dianemorgan5482]

"I wasn't alive in the 80s." This sentence made me feel so old. 😒 It's alright though - I still like you youngin.

[@yohalbah]

LOL!

[@MzClementine]

Oh come on now. I think growing old is wonderful. And we should all embrace it. Truly with your life experiences you are wise. I bet you're funny, full of spirit, extremely helpful and thoughtful. I bet you're the type that goes out of your way to make sure someone really enjoys themself. And you're a strong woman. You know how to do it right, or learn how to do it right. With age comes wisdom. I got really upset one time when I was young. All the ladies in the family had crow's feet and smile lines. My mother and Aunt were getting upset about it. And my grandmother said come now ladies. You're finally getting your wisdom lines. And those lines mean a lot. Those lines mean you can really laugh at a joke. And when you cry you cry with your whole heart. Those lines, show a long path, of striving and surviving. They're a beautiful path to wisdom. I ran to the mirror looking and smiling and no lines appeared. My grandmother found me crying. I told her I want wisdom. She said well you're well on your way. Keep a kind loving heart. Fill your life with laughter it always lifts the heart and a smile always lifts the features of the face. Which is beautiful. And you have a lot to learn my dear and you'll learn many things. But don't fret. When you start to see those lines upon your face. You will know you are well on your way to wisdom. I get emotional writing this. I truly see beauty in a mature woman. And I quite like old things. They're comforting. They're well learned and earned. Not only that they're well loved. And that goes for many things in life. But when it's people. What treasures you are. My grandmother was a reverend. Two weekends a month we would read at local old folks homes. My favorite woman to visit was my grandmother's English teacher. This woman would dress in her suit and her beautiful ruffle collars every single day. She had these glasses that just pinched right on her nose and they fit in her little vest that she would wear. That woman dressed up every day of her life until her death. She smelled of Elegance. And talk about wisdom. Wow the stories that she could tell. And of course so descriptive. She helped me a lot. She would actually make me write things to read to her. She said books can be frivolous I would rather hear words that I've never heard before. Kind of laughed and said I'm sure you've heard of practically every word. She says oh you're a logical one. Yes but, the story has to come out of your head. And I guarantee you it will be something I've never heard before. Use your imagination. She truly helped me paint a picture with my words. I truly have respect for my elders. Without all of you there would be none of us.

[@lionheart3214]

No don't think like that. Think: They missed out so much!!

[@karlaroman3768]

You’re doing a brand review when you’ve only tried one product... that you used wrong.

[@LK-lz6lk]

Karla Roman. I will say I get your point. But...he begins the video w/ saying he went to their site & planned to do a "haul" lol but explains after seeing: 1. price & 2. ingredients, that he had a change of heart. He reviews the product he tried. If he used it improperly, I'm guessing he's prob not the only one who has so maybe that's something they could do a better job in explaining. He does reviews the brand as a whole but not from a user experience standpoint but rather brand info such as sustainability. Also his thoughts about their ingredient choices which can be found w/out buying &/or using their products. Just my two cents which is only worth that much so...no harm meant to you or your comment.✌

[@kellyortiz367]

Karla Roman It's a brand that formulates all their products with a sh*t load of fragrance. Fragrance is one of the worst ingredients for your skin. Dermatologists said so. *DOCTORS OF THE SKIN* Do your research & educate yourself. If you still want to use this brand, serve yourself. I think he's a very objective skincare educator. Not a bullsh*t talker that just want to sell you a product.

[@whatdeyadoes]

Karla Roman he used 2

[@monicao6957]

Dermalogica don’t use artificial fragrance

[@yohalbah]

Exactly!

[@micahjohnson9543]

I am a licensed esthetician and a dermalogica expert I have been working with them for the last 2 1/2 years I work at Ulta they are my soul brand that I use I also know about all the other brands that we carry at Ulta because I am solely responsible for the entire skin business at my location. I’m just here to educate you because that’s what you do to us I love your videos I love your enthusiasm I agree with most of what you say except the fact that Dermalogica does not use fragrances, essential oil’s are not considered fragrances, and quite frankly I have never been told that essential oils are not good for your skin in all my training never once so I’m just confused about that so the pre-cleanse is totally fine for everybody I think your caution on it was a little overdue because we use it on every single person we do services on I have never seen any bad results from pre-cleanse it is actually a must have like you said oil cleansers are, but like always you do need to follow with another cleanser like you were hating on Bella Thorne for The pre-cleanse does not stay on your skin long enough to cause any irritation. As for the daily microphone and I could tell you didn’t use it correctly because you are supposed to whip it and make it a light frothy foam to where there’s not even any grains in there, you can also mix it with another cleanser to help you get that whipped affect and to help the grains break down more. dermalogica‘s team of scientists are some of the most revolutionary scientist out there and some of the new products that they have just launched including biolumin c serum and biolumin eye serum and their new Phyto-nature firming serum are absolutely amazing. I have before and afters of true results that Dermalogica has been giving some of my clients I’m sorry I just can’t argue with the results. if I could suggest anything I would suggest trying it again or maybe even going and getting a service from a Dermalogica esthetician and they could further educate you on why Dermalogica is a great brand they can also teach you how to properly use the products because again you didn’t use the daily micro correctly and if you would have you would’ve liked it because it sounded very similar to the results of the Tatja one that you recommended.

[@shelr8139]

Micah another licensed esthetician for 4 years, I learned dermalogica in school and did a lot of training with them after school. Not a fan at all of dermalogica- once I left school and started working with doctors/dermatologists and medical aesthetics I learned there are so many better brands out there. Agreed with Hyram, there’s no need for all this fragrance in their brand.

[@shelr8139]

Essential oils are NOT good for the skin. Of course dermalogica won’t tell you that because they have so many essential oils in their brands. Look into Skin Medica, iS Clinical, Skin Better science, Vivant Skincare.

[@sterlingpenick]

This review is flawed big time. Dermalogica is the only brand that cleared my acne and made my skin look matte, soft and beautiful. I use the pre cleanse, clearing skin wash, microfoliant, multi active toner, antioxidant hydro mist, circular hydration serum, active moist, vitamin c eye serum/ awakening peptide eye gel, and sleep cocoon at night, It’s a dream combo, you’re wrong, bruh.

[@philphillips1810]

I started using my (then girlfriend at the time) Dermalogica face scrub years ago when I lived in California. That was all I used without even applying a moisturizer which I normally do religiously. Without her knowing, a few days later she said to me, "Your skin looks so gorgeous." I noticed too. So, I continued using it daily and have never found a better face scrub anywhere. I moved away shortly thereafter to another state and town without a Dermalogica Store and haven't used it in years and haven't found ANY scrub that matched it. So, it's time for me to order online and recapture my old holy grail as well, and maybe even try some of their additional products which you recommended. Thanks for your comment. 👍

[@Samsammiesamantha]

I’m glad all the top comments are telling him he’s wrong lol

[@user-gc3rv6jw3n]

Hi, do you use also the moisturizer matte oil free from dermalogica?

[@sterlingpenick]

@@user-gc3rv6jw3n yes it is great, anything from them is greatX I’ve also been using the phyto nature firming serum and look 5 years younger

[@abbyk6354]

@@sterlingpenickYou should try the new neck contour fit contour serum! :)

[@Ajay44470]

Dermalogica is the only thing that works and has cleared/ balanced my skin! My go to brand 😊 Through review though thank you. I agree it is quite pricey- but I don’t mind investing in skincare that works!

[@evvanrenea381]

Same. I’ve spent YEARS trying to find something that works and I felt straight relief finding dermalogica!

[@lucyjane8748]

same!! it completely got rid of my acne on my forehead made my skin literally perfect

[@rageur6546]

@@lucyjane8748 does it work for men and should you moisturiZe even with oily skib

[@lucyjane8748]

Rageur sorry i’ve only just seen this you can still moisturise even with oily skin there’s certain moisturisers that are made for oily skin and of course men can use it!

[@yohalbah]

@@rageur6546 Yes! Men women teens and even tweens.

[@hevenlover1]

Hi! I used to work at Ulta with the dermalogica skin therapists. The micofolient is meant to be whipped into a foam and laid in the face then gently rubbed for like 30 seconds to a minute. It’s a combination of physical and chemical exfoliation. I learned this from dermalogica instructors. I was using it wrong before and once I started using it correctly I realized what a big difference it made in my skin. Just thought I would share this with you.

[@tikab]

i LOVE the pre-cleanse oil. there's a reason why it's been around for such a long time.

[@adamarisocampo4674]

This is my holy grail!!!

[@Samsammiesamantha]

The smell of pre cleanse alone is worth the price for me 😂

[@marteumar8429]

as a brazilian, just you to make me laugh and have a moment of relief with everything that is happening in my country 😞😂

[@Hyram]

What’s happening there is so horrifying, my heart goes out to you ❤️ I’m glad I could make you smile!

[@christianbennett9514]

Hugs and prayers❤️

[@TiaraWordsfromGod]

Praying for you and your country! ♡

[@loladelori8864]

everything is still bad in brazil... just to remember, FORA BOLSONARO, GENOCIDA

[@AndreasMiliotis]

Hey! Thank you for sharing your experience with us! I have been dealing with adult acne for the last five years and my experience with dermalogica has been life-saving! Before using Dermalogica, I had tried so many products from different brands and to this day, I still try to find other brands that would perform as well as Dermalogica does on my skin, but unfortunately I cannot. I obviously do not have the knowledge you do and I am also aware that Dermalogica is an expensive brand, but I believe that your skin is the only clothing item you wear until you die so it’s worth the investment! Having said that, I understand that your main concern is to review a brand here on KZbin and not to use the product you have purchased, however I believe that the 2 products you have purchased are not representative of the brand as a whole and you using only one of the products does not provide an adequate review of the brand. Dermalogica also offers travel/ tester size packages for 40$ I think, so you can choose your skin concern (adult acne, oily skin, normal skin, dry skin, anti-aging etc) and provide a wholistic review on the brand! Disclaimer: the views presented in this comment are my personal thoughts, opinions and facts based on my personal experience with acne. Each individual has a unique skin type and you should patch test before using any cosmetics. Also: DONT PICK YOUR PIMPLES!!!!!!!!

[@wm8214]

I agree 100% for you, dermalogica has changed my life & skin 🙌🏻

[@anniquefourie8966]

I agree & thank you for this comment. As a skin care therapist myself I've worked with a lot of different brands and I have seen the best results with Dermalogica. They have more than 50 products and I don't feel that an opinion can be given by using one and reading the ingredients of the second...

[@melaniewalker5226]

Andreas Miliotis your last sentence made me laugh so much, 😂.

[@Silvercentipede]

Lol I'm just like you, I'm forever trying to find cheaper alternatives but always going back to it. You can get it cheaper on ebay a lot of the time if that's any help to you, and I always keep my eyes out for deals on the salon size other ebay or Amazon. Be careful cos sometimes it's sold from international countries, and I dont know what's going on with that and COVID at the moment. But I can't really justify that anyway because of environmental reasons, I just can't justify the air miles and that, so I encourage and hope other people would think similarly to me, but do with this information what you will. My sister says it's old stuff if you get it off Ebay, but I still think it works fine although if you buy straight from Derm it probably is fresher: so it's up to you really. It is extortionate either way really anyway, but the transformation your skin can have on your life is incredible and I do agree it actually is a very important investment for some. Not just for vanity either, but for health, that shit hurts! If you paid a lot of money for medicine or an operation you needed that would seem logical, so I don't know why it should be different if you have problem skin. I'm really happy for you and pleased to hear your story regardless ❤️ I do also just wanna point out that acne wasn't my skin concern, but hyper-sensitivity was mine. So for your products/concern, you may wish to use the fresher stuff, I can't really say and it's probably up to you more than anything. But Ebay is definately something to consider

[@lukiimatsena2559]

@@Silvercentipede I've been using dermalogica for almost 3 weeks now and I'm purging!!! I hope it gets better soon so I can also experience the positive side of the product

[@ingrid3291]

Daily reminder that Hyram is NOT a licensed professional and is not trained in skincare. Google doesn’t make him an expert. He used the microfoliant wrong, most of his info is wrong.

[@AllMyInkHybrid]

As an esthetician I’d say Dermalogica is my favorite and you used it wrong unfortunately ❤️👏

[@judyortiz895]

You should Show how you apply when reviewing !!! AS for the microfoliant your suppose to foam till the beads dissolve than apply to the face. Don’t just let it sit there but work the product on to the face than take off !!! Try it again maybe you could see better results !

[@32randomness32]

I'd love to see what your thoughts are on Murad!

[@aliatheabomination9]

Lets just say theres a reason why massage envy stopped retailing murad

[@tiamoesha]

Yess please!! I agree!! I’m super disappointed of their instagram managers and realised the unbiased racism they afflict to their consumers

[@ritafazzino43]

I would love to see a review on Murad products.

[@nycorrea3482]

for what? he doesnt even know what hes talking about

[@kkringleho900]

Please review Murad next! 🤗

[@britnisonsky2717]

I LOVE the daily microfoliant! I’ve never felt it lather inconsistently. But I would’ve loved to see you try their skin smoothing cream and their newer serums! This brand practically saved my skin! The worst brand I’ve ever tried is first aid beauty. I’ve never had a skin care brand irritate my skin so badly, break my skin out so badly, and cause such an oil imbalance!

[@celiamellow8389]

As someone who loves the exfoliant, I wonder if maybe you didn’t mix it well enough because it should be foamy

[@fgostoryteller2168]

I’m a esthetician that use dermalogica during my schooling the micro exfoliant is often use wrong and I can tell by your description your using it wrong ( not a bad thing but they can be better with their instruction) you have to whip it into a really foamy consistency. There shouldn’t be a lot of noticeable rice grain on your face.

[@fgostoryteller2168]

My opinion about the brand I don’t think it bad. Essential oils aren’t the end of the world unless you super sensitize your skin. Also important to note that with lab research on ingridents within skincare are gonna be different base on who doing the research. Some industry people think essential oil are fine, others don’t and now some company are able to extract the harmful components of essential oil and remove them, thus making the oil suitable. In terms of formula I would rather that be talk about by chemist, dermatologist, and esthetician. you don’t need high concentration of active in skincare. High vitamin concentrate can cause contact dermatitis. As a esthetician my license give me excess to thing beyond consumer grade and dermalogica proffesional product aren’t bad. In that case they have higher active then consumer grade but there a difference when a person use it daily and when a person come once a month for a professional treatment. A lot of ppl don’t understand that you have to build your way up to tolerate better actives that will give you the best bang for your buck. I have use dermalogica for sensitive skin treatment to lower inflammation and redness on my clients. As always everyone has different skin and the way you use them can make a big difference

[@dumbblondemallgoth]

@@fgostoryteller2168 im an esthetician too! i was upset to see all this hate for dermalogica :/

[@fgostoryteller2168]

dumbblondemallgoth yes it really different in our case as we can perform treatment with dermalogica product. Reviewing a old brand with two of their product doesn’t give full depth to the audience

[@koolaid5791]

Im soo glad you left this comment. I have studied the ingredients immensely and nothing bad is in this brand. If you are deathly allergic to essential oils then yea steer clear. Dermalogica doesnt have high amount of essential oils though. Most of what he says about this brand is purely opinion lol. But of course people listen to him and dont try it because he doesnt like it

[@fgostoryteller2168]

Jen C yeah this is why for skincare advice non industry workers I take their opinion with a grain of salt. I don’t consider skincare consultants as workers since they don’t require a license or have to go through any testing to determine their scope of practice. People should get advice from esthetician, cosmetic chemist and dermatologist.

[@kiylehughey3683]

When I was working at an Aveda salon and retail location here in the Tampa Bay Area in Florida... I was also a cosmetology student at the institute. My entire life was 4 days a week, ten hours a day at the salon, and three consecutive days a week, eleven hours a day at the institute. I was eighteen or nineteen and I still had breakouts. I have normal skin, leaning more toward the sensitive side.. I tried everything, and nothing worked. So, I asked my salon manager, who was certified in a million things what I could use to essentially fix my skin, and she subtly wrote the word dermalogica on a small piece of paper and put it in my hand since we are supposed to be huge promoters of Aveda skincare products. So, I bought six or eight of the products designed for acne prone skin. Dermalogica is without a doubt has the best skincare lines. Within a month my skin looked totally flawless, like I had a professional airbrush job done. I personally recommend this to everyone, if you are looking for a regimen, this would be your best bet. It is pricey, but a little goes a long way.

[@ashleyroberts3948]

You and Dr. dray and and all the others who encourage people to use fragrance free products are really giving people truly useful advice. Before I become aware of the problem with fragrance in skincare I used to use dermalogica and other similar products with essential oils in the formulations. I left fragrance loaded junk behind about 3 years ago. My skin looks great now. I now completely blame fragrance and overly harsh cleansing for literally ALL of my previous skin problems. Now I use vanicream products, the fragrance free bioderma line, cerave and elta MD sunscreen. That’s it. It’s affordable, safe, non irritating, and protects the skin barrier. My skin is now completely intact with no eczema, acne, itching, or flares of any kind.

[@Veronica_del]

Dermalogica has fragrance? When I used their cleansing gel I didn't smell anything ?

[@MyJennyelizabeth]

They don’t there bottles literally say fragrance free they just use those ingredients because they help aid in the care of skin but it’s an ingredient not an essential oil 😂

[@dkaur8308]

Not all oils are bad for the skin. This kid is scaremongering people with little knowledge. He hasn't even use the products he talks about properly.

[@deadlifts_steaks.]

EltaMD sunscreens are amazing.

[@jacobijohnson3049]

I am so glad you finally made this video! I work with Dermalogica at the spa I am employed at and I just tend to shy away from the line and use the other line we carry because of all the reasons you highlighted here. I can't wait until I'm working on my own and can choose the products I love to use and show to my clients :) Thanks for educating the masses as always- I'll be sending this videos to my coworkers! Much love as always

[@Hyram]

Wow, so good to know! I know spas are heavily pushed to promote Dermalogica so good for you for using your own judgement! ❤️

[@GO-sz1nv]

The kind of esthi I would go with. I can't get facials from Ulta or Lush and the like because they don't really consider what products they use lol. They just use what they've got. I practically interview estheticians before I get a facial.

[@AngeltheDragonSlayer]

Thank you for this!! I used to work at a spa that used Dermalogica, I heard constant complaints about how this brand was overpriced for what the product actually was. We sold a lot of it, but no one ever came back to get seconds.

[@MrRuiz602]

I used to work for Ulta and my school heavily use Dermalogica. I will say there were some products I absolutely loved and how the products were versatile and you could make an amazing concoction. Like you said, it is extremely expensive and it has a lot of “filler” ingredients. Too many sulfates, alcohol and crap. I will say I love some of their products such as the precleanse, ultra calm line and using the EA-35 with my microfoliant. Other than that, I wouldn’t care for using it in my treatment room

[@Veronica_del]

so all their products have fragrance?

[@tylercooke920]

Hyram, i want to start of saying you are the reason i became an esthetician, but i do need to say that my school had a partnership with dermalogica. Theyre products are very nice, and dont irritate my sensitive red compromised skin at all. I used precleanse on myself and on many clients and none of their skin was irritated at all. And in the spa at the school we were told that the microfoliant is supposed to be mixed with a good anount of water and whipped in the hands until it is completely foamy and smooth. ❤️❤️ i love you with all my heart Hyram! Just wanted to give my insight because i havent had any problems using dermalogica.

[@CloDoeMonkey]

From the sounds of this you've not used the microfoliant the correct way, I trained in dermalogica during my beauty training and id say its quite a medicated brand, if you are going to review professional products can you follow the directions of use properly please.

[@micaelasaenz4369]

I’ve listened to Hyram about a lot of skincare products like Nizoral, Ordinarys AHA solution/Niacinimide, Cerave cleansers and they’ve helped my skin tremendously but the dermalogica microexfoliant & pre cleanse took my skin to a whole other level within a month. I’d recommend dermatologica to anyone with acne or clogged pores since it did wonders for me. Love your content Hyram ❤️

[@Igottimetoday45]

Facts .it will have your skin glowing. Derm

[@monicasanabria5976]

I love Dermalogica! Both of these products are amazing and a staple in my routine, my skin has never been better. When used correctly, Daily Microfoliant is very gentle. I think you should try again ✨✨✨

[@roma9292]

I am an esthetician as well. Of a particular age…Over the years I feel like I’ve tried almost every product out there. I became a dermalogica convert years ago. Are they pricey at a cringe worthy level, yes, unfortunately. But, when the rubber hits the road, it works, point blank! My skin is flawless, not a wrinkle in sight, I am the after photo! So bottom line, if you want gorgeous skin that stays young and flawless, dermalogica just plain works, and that is what truly matters. I have never used a product that gives results like they do. So your opinion, at your ripe age of twenty something, although well thought out, has not stood the test of time. Call back when you have to start worrying about wrinkles. Then you’ll be wishing you used it. I’ve never had a problem with E.oils, and not all research is gospel, they don’t always get it right.

[@tarakuhh47]

Hi! Daily micro is actually a chemical exfoliant! You’re supposed to add water and whip it to a foam and apply w a fan brush I go to a Dermalogica school :)

[@rockabillyholly]

The microfoliant is my ride or die cleanser. It literally changed my skin. That and the Intensive Moisture Balance are some of the only skincare i pay for, and this is coming from someone who gets tons for free. They are worth every penny.

[@frankielozada13]

Dermalogica is one of my favorites I learned how to use it in school i use a couple of the products. The professional product are Lowkey better though And the microfoliant can be used as a chemical exfoliant by having it foam and then just placing it on your skin. It has the same effect.

[@productjunkie8]

Dermalogica really isn't that bad lol if people understood more about how the skin works and product formulation, some fragrances aren't an issue as long as you don't have a sensitivity or allergy to it. Glad to see you like it too!

[@ryanpalumbo9861]

Frankie Lozada i love their pro line, they have this super hydrating moisturizer that has saved my skin

[@AX-se4oq]

lilly lazer hi , which one do you use ? the name please

[@Nikki-to2lv]

The cleansing clay mask has helped my acne so much!! So I like dermologica

[@eemank4078]

Hyram, I love you and your brain! I am a newly licensed esthetician who went to a dermalogica school, and I see fellow estis getting all butt-hurt in the comments.. It is NOT his fault for not properly using the mircofoliant, THEY SHOULD HAVE CLEAR DIRECTIONS ESPECIALLY IF NON-PROFESSIONALS ARE USING THEM AT HOMEEEEE!!! & if you know ingredients, you can admit dermalogica does not really pioneer as they used to in the 80s & 90s. Your passion and dedication through your channel have taught me more than any teacher during my 600 hours of training. THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME BE BETTER!!!!

[@Pomporin448]

I’m curious to see if your opinion has changed on these products because as several people have said, you didn’t use the microfoliant correctly, it’s definitely supposed to be a foam consistency and not even feel like it is an exfoliator. The pre cleanse is also incredibleeeeee. It smells amazing (from all the essential oils 🤪) and it makes my skin feel sooo clean, especially when followed by a foaming water based cleanser. Everyone I use it on in my treatment room says how good it smells.

[@JB-kp3ju]

Omg I loveeee precleanse! I don’t have any sensitivity and I love the smell so much!

[@sarahmilano9274]

J B same! It takes everything off of my face and I have no sensitivity to it

[@jennifermiller7042]

I've used it for over 25 years and I have never had any problems either.

[@Veronica_del]

oh good to hear! My esthetician told me to use the precleanse before my cleansing gel (which I loved) so Farr I love their products but this video just scared me to use more of their products :(

[@jennifermiller7042]

@@Veronica_del i totally disagree with this video based on experience. I have consistently used the Daily microfoliant, precleanse, superfoliant, skin resurfacing cleanser, multivitamin power recover masque, dynamic skin recovery, super rich, and more for years. I also get the age smart facial from Dermalogica every 6 weeks. I am frequently complimented on my skin. I think it's just about finding what works for your individual skin. Also, I'm a 48 year old woman so i don't necessarily need skincare advice from a 20 something male😊

[@gracegilly.x]

I personally have attained my Dernalogica Expert accreditation. During classes you learn as to why they use what they use. I can admit some products are simply just made for marketing in my opinion but the majority of the Ultracalming range is absolutely beautiful and work amazing for sensitive/sensitised skins.

[@alivargas4756]

I'm glad Dermalogica has been around since the 80's which makes it a wiser company. They come out with 4 new products a year. Your description of the scent of the precleanse was a bit overdramatic. That is a client favorite in the treatment room young and older. You also described they way used them incorrectly, just to be honest. I don't have a problem with your opinion, just be sure to at least use the product correctly.

[@daokopiano8721]

I GOT MY TEA I GOT MY EYE PADS I’M READY FOR THE SHADE (also Hyram never change we bow down to your honesty)

[@Hyram]

YESSS aww thx boo ❤️ I appreciate it!

[@cierramae778]

I have the most sensitive skin like humanly possible, dermologica makes my skin itch like crazy !!!

[@XDRAINBOWSnUNICORNS]

As a LICENSED Esthetician this video was so stressful to watch...especially when he talked about the pre-cleanse ingredients being high in fragrance and "all the bad" oils. LOL...please do not take what he says as law for skincare. Pre-cleanse is made for the purpose of ALL skin types and the emollients strong enough to hold and encapsulate excess oil. Please see a licensed esthetician near you when looking for product recommendations. Remember everyone's skin is specific to them in so many ways; what you eat, sun exposure, your job, exercise, stress, mental illness...SO many different factors that vary from person to person.

[@Whitneypyant]

I just had my first dermatologist appointment not too long ago. She recommended me to get use cleansers and moisturizer that are non comedogenic and that I started to look at dermalogica

[@theavidpatient]

As an esthetician I have disregard your review on the brand. 1. You reference Paula’s choice and they are bought out by L’Oréal so any review or research is just flaming garbage 2. Dermalogica’s formulation has changed since the 80’s which is why they are still contending and used in professionals hands. 3. The ingredients that are essential oils are represented past the 1% point which means they don’t even make up 1% of the ingredients so your .01% rule is debunked 4. The microfoliant is meal ground and would not have any “chunks” in it. You probably did not read the directions on how to use the microfoliant 5. You are not supposed to wash your face or exfoliate your face in the shower which is primarily where your problem rose. 6. Pre-cleanse is hypo and lipophilic which means it dissolves in both water and fats making it a clean rinse from your skin- which is why the essential oils would not irritate the skin on top of the less than 1% statement. 7. They still teach and certify estheticians into newer technology and biochemistry within the industry ( out of the 80s they go) 8. They have a pro line which is where most of their clinical side comes from I really like that you do research and I like that you are trying to help which is great. I do watch Dr. Dray, but again the biochemistry of ingredients must be taken into considerations and that is something even dermatologists can get wrong. I’m certain you have not done enough research on these products- you also flat out say that you did not try a product but would claim that it irritate the skin (not good). One kit from Ulta is at most $50 to fully try the line, not just one product blindly. Also, those pop-up shops have licensed professionals and experts who can show you how to use the products. Please get your esthetic license or something. And stop getting information off Paula’s choice!

[@shineythings4066]

Yes, I agree completely, not an est but an lmt who works with sts in a spa and I’ve learned so much about how to properly use the products and they’ve changed my skin for the better

[@MyJennyelizabeth]

he lost all credibility once he mentioned paula's choice

[@alyssaw5209]

I am close to graduating from my school, and then I will take my state boards to become a licensed esthetician. At my school, we use Dermalogica and I have to say that this brand is a dream! I regularly use the Precleanse, Clearing Skin Wash, Daily Microfoliant, Multiactive Toner & Active Moist. Love love love it so much! But I understand that you in particular experience a lot of redness/sensitivity, they do have a line especially for sensitive skin (lavender color), maybe you could check those products out and give it another review? Just a thought! Love your videos!

[@simmonsarizona8455]

What is your skin type? I’m acne prone and find this line really problematic.

[@theewinsisters3109]

Totally opposite for me. We use dermalogica in school and i cant even recognize myself how bad my skin has gotten in a month and a half. 😩 ive never had bad skin and my skin is awful

[@kaylaclarke2534]

@@theewinsisters3109 SAME

[@danieltani2474]

Dermalogica: we are so revolutionary! Hyram: yes! 30 years ago! HAHAHAHAHAHHAHA Hyram, I look for Paula's Choice review in your channel and I couldn't find. If you don't have could you please make one? I would love to know your opinion, since I discovered that they are cruelty-free I got excited! As always I love you so much! You are amazing and INCREDIBLE!!!

[@angiem52]

Omg yess! I second this!

[@mysticfallzzaj2962]

I use Paula’s choice, they r amazing

[@JasminMiettunen]

He included it in the brands he loves video :)

[@marianne497]

He made a vid on one of his favorite exfoliants

[@safia6790]

Agreee please do a full video and review on Paula’s choice products!!

[@burtmacklinfbi5988]

If you could, can you do a review about Yes To Tomatoes? I think they have good products but I would love to know your thoughts.

[@Admilly101]

Burt Macklin FBI imma tell you rn he will probably drag them hahaha they use synthetic fragrance and other irritating oils

[@perfumaphilia3246]

There are some decent products (if not terribly innovative) in the "Yes To.." lines, but I think they put fragrance in everything. I used the Yes To Cucumbers Daily Gel Cleanser for years before I got into skincare. It's actually a good, gentle cleanser, but yeah, I avoid all fragrance now due to my sensitive skin.

[@parvanirose]

All the Yes To stuff messed with my skin. :(

[@PlatinumCyGirl]

I second this! Actually the whole Yes to brand lol

[@NoelHerreraGarcia]

Omg I tried a face mask once from them and it literally felt like my face was burning off 😩 I’ve never had a reaction that intense to any skin product.

[@Lyshie7]

I currently use Dermalogica and it has done wonders for my skin. As a person with acne/blemish-prone skin, this brand has helped me from breaking out on the regular and controlled my oiliness. If you are thinking about using Dermalogica, please start with the mini samples. I started off with the minis and I have chosen to repurchase the full-sized products of the ones I love! Before you clear out Dermalogica from your list, please do try it. Skincare KZbinrs have their own opinions, and It may be positive, neutral or negative. They may dislike it, but it could be the brand that saves your skin. So please go with your guts and try that skincare brand!

[@AshleyAnnette]

The cool thing about skin care from what I have learned is that everyone is different. I have been using Dermalogica for 7 months and my face is so clear now, and I use quite a few products from this brand and have never had any issues with sensitivity from any of their products.

[@bluedingo1186]

I trained on Dermalogica when I went through Aesthetician school back in 2012. I swear by the Microfoliant and especially the precleanse. Ever since I was in middle school my biggest problem area is my nose. I have such a blackhead problem, but the Dermalogica products completely got rid of everything! Now if only I could afford the entire skin care line without having to take out a loan...

[@avneetkaur6602]

How did u got rid of black heads .?

[@r333vecailyn]

WHAT PRODUCTS TO GET RID OF BLACKHEADS IM BEGGING

[@adrianawilletts5287]

Omg plz how did you get rid of blackheads

[@chhantyalbinita3371]

You may like Etude House Soon Jung line. It's fragrance free, essential oil free and all about hydration. Please try and tell your opinion

[@jayneyeo3560]

omg yes pls I use their sunscreen recently and my skin has felt better so far compared to my prev sunscreen

[@heyscalefin]

@@jayneyeo3560 I just ordered their sunscreen! Cant wait to try it.

[@mariahadele4943]

The sleeping mask is amazing !!!

[@1flower161]

I really like their toner!!

[@perfumaphilia3246]

Their 2x Barrier Intensive Cream is my holy grail moisturizer! So many moisturizers sting my face or don't moisturize well, but I love that one.

[@bubblegummy12]

I’m one of your Australian subscribers. Thanks so much for reviewing dermalogica. It’s used in a lot of skin clinics here which is why it’s so popular. Once I started getting more educated on skincare I started to question the ingredients and price point. I’ve switched to a brand called Ultraceuticals for a few products. It’s an Australian owned brand with some incredible products/formulation. Would be great to hear your thoughts on ultraceuticals one day ❤️

[@jessr3571]

Shannon_Walker Aussie sub here too and therapist. Dermalogica is everywhere! Makes me cringe. Ultraceuticals is amazing. We use Ocosmedics in the clinic I work in and I highly recommend it as well.

[@bubblegummy12]

Ignore what I’m about to say but lol I wish I could!

[@vsvanity5193]

Hi! Dermalogica expert here! Not too sure how you used the microfoliant, but it’s best used when thoroughly mixed. Whipped in a jelly cup with water & a brush it is much more gentle, you’ll know it’s ready to be applied when it becomes frothy.

[@nicolearengo2252]

lmao this is crazy because I LOVE dermalogica :< When I was an active esthetician we used all Dermalogica products in our salon. It really helped my skin with their acne line. Love your channel though! You're helping me broaden my horizons with other brands

[@ashleyselleny348]

I also love Dermalogica, love hearing other people's opinions but I worked at Ulta and have tried so many products from Ulta/Sephora, and Dermalogica is the only brand that didn't make my skin freak out and made it so balanced. 🖤

[@AX-se4oq]

@@ashleyselleny348 which products from dermalogica did you use?❣️

[@jillianjohnson1037]

I'm curious about your training in skin care. In my training we were taught that essential oils aren't just used for aroma therapy but as an actual treatment for skin and that using proper carrier oils would prevent the possible damage you are so fixated on. You also don't seem to have done proper research on the daily microfoliant, it's clear from your critique that you missed vital information on the product.

[@TheRideemedStudio]

My sentiments exactly as a new Esthetician student working with the Dermalogica Brand.

[@sterlingpenick]

They changed the formula to the pre cleanser, however it’s meant for people who have layers of makeup or old skin care products on there face such as sun screen, moisturizer etc. it’s supposed to make your actual chosen face wash perform to it’s full potential. Hence it being slightly harsher than your average cleanser.

[@Ateyaaa]

Dermalogica is AMAZING!!! My skin loves it

[@cateivy9747]

weird how you described the daily mcrofoliant, when I use it, it is so finely gound, no particles at all. Feels like a gentle faomy cleanser...?

[@cottyrellz]

Sounds like he didn't use enough water or didn't let it dissolve

[@xCluelessChickx]

As a person with sensitive and reactive skin, Dermalogica has been a LIFE SAVER!!! It’s expensive, but it’s so worth it for the The Dermalogica Precleanse balm/oil is nice, but unnecessary for me as I prefer Jajoba oil. The toner tho I find to be a bit too much for my skin, but the gentle/standard cleansing gel, supermicrofoliant, defense booster, and skin smoothing cream🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@ugcn]

The brand has been around for a long time for a reason, because their products WORK. I have bad adult acne, especially around my period, and horrible acne scarring that takes months to disappear. And also hyperpigmentation, very large pores on the nose full of blackheads. The blackheads are big enough, and black enough that they look like little pen marks. My skin is overly oily. I used so many products, none work. I've been using dermalogica for 2 days now, and immediately the first day I saw results. I almost cried, literally, because I've had it for 10 years since high-school. Always covered myself up with make up because I'd get comments of people asking what's wrong with my face. I don't care what people say about the brand, it works. The enlarged pores are still there but all my spots completely shrunk to nothing, and now some marks left to disappear. Yes it's expensive, but it genuinely works.

[@crysmond8293]

Nobody talks about Aveda. Could you do review on Aveda’s skincare line?

[@tiffanymannes7434]

Richmond Acosta yes pleaseeeee!!!

[@cynthialopez2084]

Aveda has so much fragrance and uses so many essential oils that most skincare gurus would not even give it time.

[@jmoniqueslife2047]

They suck

[@alexandradonnelly6904]

I’d like to see a review on Paula’s Choice.

[@serahemy7]

I think he loves Paula's Choice

[@hanenobaidi3957]

He approved their products

[@kelseyomg5495]

Wow I was so surprised what he had to say about the precleanse. I’ve been using it as the first step of my double cleanse for like 6 years. I must have tough, non-reactive skin because it’s never irritated me at all.

[@SCSilk]

Kelsey OMG same!

[@desire896]

as a esthetician dermalogica has worked for many skin types , i was trained to use it during school & still use it because it helps my clients skin

[@robinmozel2894]

As another esthetician your using the exfoliant wrong. Essential oil isn’t fragrance perfume. The pre cleanse oil doesn’t stay on the skin long enough to cause any irritation. I’ve been working with it for years and no one has ever had a reaction or a issue.

[@evaregan725]

The Limoline is a tiny tiny extract from essential oils, it’s not an additional ingredient. Microfoliant should be used in a light foam consistency not a thick scrub. The salicylic acid is 2% which is the highest legal percentage in the uk. The fragrance is natural. The pre cleanse oil is really nourishing for the skin and contains essential lipids which support elements from the skins natural barrier. Dermalogica is the product company from the international dermal institute, so they have plenty of research and clinical trials. Thank you and goodnight.

[@SammiiLuEsthetics]

This video makes me so sad dermalogica is like my main main main brand I use on myself and my clients... now I noticed that you only based this off the 2 products you had in the video... is there anything from dermalogica that you do recommend or is the whole line made up of bad ingredients???? Because I love this line and so do all my clients who I use it on... just wanting some help😩

[@Sam.osborne__]

No feel like this review was a bit flawed as he used the microexfoliant totally wrong:)

[@Audios81]

He has ZERO clue. I've unfortunately seen a few of his "skincare" reviews.....and I'd take them as just a review with no actual facts. If you can't even use a product correctly, absolutely pointless. But as I've said, camp it up, and pretend to know something and you'll have millions of followers. Take EVERYTHING he states with barely a grain of salt.....

[@lifewitholga_]

Watch doctorly they’re actual dermatologists and they’re amazing

[@curlypears3265]

Love how passionate you are about ethical and social responsibility Hyram, keep speaking the truth x

[@mirifiquebeauty]

The lactic acid cleanser is the most gentle mask I've ever used and makes my skin glow. Love it well worth the money

[@anders7986]

“I don’t think they are the worst brand out there” I worked with dermalogica throughout my schooling. Traveling to education classes held by dermalogica. I didn’t see any other brands out there with nearly as much education as dermalogica has to offer. And luckily, professionals get a huge discount via salon centric. No other brand with a chemical peel process has provided this much education.. for professionals and at home use.

[@lizethperez9719]

Uh... what?? Dermalogica cleared my skin, I will live by it forever. Also, as an esthetician, I can say the microfoliant is NOT abrasive, I’ve used it on people with the most sensitive skin and they’ve loved it, and the precleanse as well! I personally love the smell and it didn’t cause “inflammation” on my moms skin and she’s the most sensitive in the family. 🤔🤔🤔

[@amberveihl5143]

Pp

[@rachelswinehart6553]

Hearing your opinions is so interesting as I am a trained Dermalogica esthetician. Dermalogica was created by Jane Wurwood who branched it off the International Dermal Institue that is constantly trying to better their products and ingredients and quality. I would love to talk further about their line.

[@biancacaplan]

Thank you for sharing this! I just sent them a complaint with a tonne of photos - these products RUINED my skin, I had severe reactions that lasted months. I was in agony and it really affected my mental health. I was crippled with anxiety and was unable to put anything but zero derm (from chemist) on my skin. I would NEVER go near these products ever again!!!! I had a dermalogica facial, I had facial swelling and red rash all over my face, they then 'prescribed me' their ultra calming range. £300 later I had not only been mugged off, but misled and its so violating. They are not safe for sensitive skin - I hate when brands say its safe and theyre full of triggering ingredients. Even since this I educate myself on every ingredient. So glad I've found your channel!

[@starsheen1]

Dermalogica is one of my HG lines. But I will say, my esthetician is trained by Dermalogica Pro, so she always tells me which products to skip over- which is surprisingly a lot from the retail line. But the microfoliant is my all time fave! And the Calming water gel is so amazing for me.

[@kristastevens472]

That's LMFB I went to school that worked with dermalogica and got licensed and honestly it’s AMAZING. The pro products maybe could be a bit better but honestly I have really sensitive skin and this works wondered

[@glaresaleh]

Sry if I'm like 2 years late but which products should you skip?

[@oh145]

I’m three years late and I want to know too

[@beautyglossify]

Same want to know

[@Lc-ju5lx]

I have been using the Dermalogica pre-cleanse for years. I was recommended it by a top Washington DC dermatologist. So I’m not sure I agree with you on that Hyrem. I do love your comments though!!!

[@justcheill]

My favorite way to use the microfoliant is pour a little in a small bowl and a few drops of water... use a clean fan brush to whip it up into a nice foam.. brush it onto the skin and use it as a masque!!

[@SCSilk]

I started my serious skin care journey in 2018 because I liked how my face felt after using Dermalogica at spas, and my acne treatment was no longer necessary. I’ve sampled quite a few Derm products and the two mentioned in this video I own full-sized versions. I love using the daily microfoliant in the shower. I might use it every other week at most. I adore the precleanse oil and travel with it. I have had zero reactions to it.

[@christianloza7800]

I’m not sure if you’ve done a video on this but can you do a video on the OLEHENRIKSEN Banana Bright Eye Crème cause people SWEAR BY IT.

[@frankielozada13]

I literally just used it i like it so far

[@ava-xd8ff]

Yes I want him to do one so bad! Have you ever used that product?

[@frankielozada13]

Wolf Girl idk if you were responding to me but yeah I use it I like it it feels nice but I haven’t used it enough to have a full experience. The truth serum tho... BOMB

[@amila_]

Frankie Lozada I got nothing out of the truth serum. I used it everyday for 2+ months and nothing about my skin improved but it didn’t hurt it either. I bought the Loreal Revitalift Vitamin C serum after for $11 at cvs with coupons and saw a difference within a week or two. LAA > SAP for me 👀👀👀

[@frankielozada13]

Amila D I love that 🥰🥰🥰 skin care is very personal. Personally I love it but it’s not for everyone 🤷‍♂️

[@robinmozel2894]

another note. It bothers me so much that An unlicensed aesthetician is giving advice about skin care

[@Kaiamora2]

Got recommended this brand by a pharmacist. After giving it a few tries I still had not found one product that didn’t burn and redden my face:( however, after having tried an ocean of different brands, desperate for a product that would actually do my skin more good than bad, I’ve come across two brands that every person with severely sensitive skin definitely deserves to know about. So if you have not done a video on them yet, please talk about La Roche-Posay and REN Skincare. They do miracles

[@ingupin]

I can't afford a lot of dermalogica but I bought the medibac mattifying acne moisturizer spf 30, and I haven't regretted it. It's literally the only spf product that works for me in the summer and doesn't cause shine and breakouts.

[@manasthjain2350]

Make a video about your typical skin care routine. Like what products do you use on yourself and a daily?

[@isabellaknight1635]

I am 13 and my mum does like skin stuff 😂and most people my age have spots and acne but my mum always gives me dermatologica skin care, special cleansing gel and the moisturiser and I have super dry skin the cleansing gel doesn’t dry my skin and the moisturiser is the best so even though it has fragrance it doesnt harm my dry sensitive skin so I would recommend

[@islamicworld3031]

Wow good

[@sj1605]

I tried to take an esthetician’s course and the school uses products with essential oils and I will have to use those on my face to complete the course. The instructor was basically mad for me suggesting that I’m afraid of irritation and sensitizing effects from it. She said there is no way that could happen. So ignorant. So I did not join that school.

[@Mel-pb5xw]

sj1605 yikes😳

[@Epicleah1]

The protocol for mixing the microfoliant is to add a pea sized amount and add a small amount of water and mix together pretty quickly to create a foam then apply to your face 💕 try it as so and see if you like it better

[@gabbytovar4180]

We use this at school and my Hyperpigmentation has cleared up so much! Not just hyping up bc we’re a partnership school maybe he’s not just using it right

[@neregim1091]

I’m not sure if the ingredients in makeup are as important as of the skincare but, does the scented makeup (like too faced products including eyeshadow like the peach pallet and the chocolate bronzer) has the same negative impact as a scented lets say moisturizer? I mean is the fragrance and it’s impact the same?

[@ianaemi5608]

idk but maybe not so much? because i assumed the molecules of makeup are bigger and not as penetrating as skincare do.

[@kristelphung]

I'm a teen girl with mostly dry skin and for 8 months, I've been using their $30 Clear Start Breakout Clearing Kit, which includes a cleanser, a booster, and a cooling gel moisturizer, and this kit has rlly helped clear my skin. The cleanser and the booster are the parts that mainly helped but in addition to this kit, I also use Hero Mighty Patch pimple patches (and sun screen ofc). This kit is the only kit of theirs that I've tried and I think it's great but I probably won't be buying their other stuff.

[@happygolucky6284]

I love Dermalogica, I have tried other products and noticed a huge decline in my skin. As soon as I stop I get breakouts and my skin looks so dull! I keep going back even after 15+ years.

[@lapharmacie98]

Can’t believe some brands still use fragrance, let alone such a reputable brand. It’s like they’re still stuck in the 20th century

[@michaelasingley1119]

Hey Hyram, I would love to hear your thoughts on Dermalogica’s gentle cleansers and moisturizers. I’ve never used the two products you mentioned in this video, but I’ve had a great experience with a lot of their other products. Just curious what you think :)

[@afiamorrin6687]

Thankyou so much for your honest review and for going into depth about the cons of the exfoliate. So informative and direct. I also really appreciate you suggesting a substitute and going into depth about why its better for your skin and wallet. I love your channel!

[@charlottespencer-sloan3369]

I have used dermalogica for a long time and it is really good on my skin and my skin is red and covered with acne