Ultimate Skincare Routine for 40s, 50s, 60s, and Beyond!

[@charmainerohde8575]

You spend your whole life learning how to take care of your skin; developing a routine, and suddenly - menopause - and you don't know your skin or body anymore. Thank you for paying attention! We are not ready to "throw in the towel" yet!! More videos like this please.

[@mindbodyhome102]

YES!! Check out Dr. Mary Claire Haver. She specializes in the struggles and changes women experience before during and after menopause. One of the few doctors who takes these life/body and emotional changes seriously.

[@mandilynn24]

Amen! ❤

[@shannonrodriguez8165]

@@mindbodyhome102I just started her book and I’m loving it! Acne on my jawline at 44 leads me to believe I’m having a hormonal shift. I’m easing into the fasting window while I work on switching up my nutrition. Do you use her online platform/community as well?

[@ladyjade6446]

Yes, menopause is no joke. I’m 52 and had to start buying acne products. Lol.

[@MilusiaTok]

Creams don't help... I'm sooo disappointed with cosmetics in general. 😢

[@paulachristie7807]

I see people comment that they need this because they are in their 40’s. I’m in my 70’s and I REALLY need this.

[@MoniqueBrown-qu6yi]

LMNBAO!!! You have hit the nail on the head Paula!!!!! Why should we be denied simply because we are older? I am so sick and tired of this world putting the elderly up on the shelf. I refuse to go! I intend to be out there in this world, swirling and twirling, and looking good while I'm doing it. Why should I not have good skin care because you were catering to a specific demographic? So doctors, I do appreciate this episode. Thank you. Keep on truckin Paula Christie 7807 we are still here!!!😂❤😅❤😊WHEW!!! M

[@paanne1013]

They have no clue that 40 is actually young....I am now 75 and I have to laugh when women in their 40's think they are having skin problems.

[@Finnleigh.Jackson4141]

@@MoniqueBrown-qu6yi and as pretty as always

[@infledermaus]

Hear hear!

[@carolm.4623]

Thank you for addressing us forgotten women!!!! We are here!

[@sashadongre]

I love when Doctors take time out of their busy schedule to give us free advice like this through social media

[@mcry2024]

Trust me this FAAAAR from free advice they with make a huge amount of money just from this video alone!!

[@patriciaoreilly8907]

​@@mcry2024lol 😂

[@patriciaoreilly8907]

Curve look at the ingredients very bad 😊 this video is just flogging stuff not into the real medical benefits.

[@layn8877]

It's not free, their affiliate links generate money for them, it says so in their description

[@wejoin]

Ikr? ❤

[@michellekinder665]

I feel like this is THE FIRST video for women my age (40s), and I am so thankful! Just because we will never be 20 again doesn't mean we don't want to have gorgeous skin. Thank you so much! You guys rock!

[@theresahenson3778]

I feel like hitting 40 is the age that you have to get to know your skin all over again. ugh Skin care products that used to work no longer work

[@ChrisLeMale]

Age is a number these days

[@lollipopsfordays3610]

A lot of people have better, more even, more clear skin in their 40s than 20s when acne, oiliness and splotchiness is rampant.

[@smilensmile747]

I just use castor oil n it does all

[@seascape185]

Oh man,just you wait 😮😢

[@sheldalarmour7982]

Thank you for using brands that are affordable for all! ❤ Not just products that you have to buy at a dermatologist office. This truly is appreciated. 💖

[@JillJ]

I would love a neck video. My face is reaping the benefits but my neck can’t always handle all of the skincare. How do I make my neck look younger? Thanks, docs!!!❤

[@TheDice001]

This is becoming my biggest concern!

[@jmsa26]

YES! My neck is sensitive but heading south fast.

[@whitneydickinson3526]

Yes yes! What is up with this loose, crepey neck skin?!?

[@anarey-oktay2683]

Every product that I’ve tried that sells itself as specifically for turkey neck has caused such bad reactions from my skin that it takes about six weeks to recover from 5 days of use. The ingredient list doesn’t contain anything that stands out as irritating. Help!

[@mariamfloyd1051]

U can use baccuchiol on the neck instead of Retinol. Does not irritate the area

[@terryrose3990]

I like how you speak about other products we can use on our face that don't cost a bunch of money.I live on a small amount of money each month and love how you both are honest about products you aren't trying to sell ,this to me shows you really care about people and aren't trying to make lots of money off of us. I would like to try your

[@rosannejimenez1756]

Cerava is just the most basic product that pharma pushes all doctors and derma to recommend. All the studies were done on CeraVe and not other affordable options that are more affective.

[@nenameza2982]

Please teach us the 75 plus years old. You always talk about young people❤️🙏🙏

[@trinitywright7122]

Well once you reach 75 if you haven't taken care of your skin the whole life, yeah you know. I'm just saying if you have taken care of your skin your whole life then listen to what they said in this video because they're addressing us

[@Rosina57NZ]

Agree. We need to adjust as we get older.

[@rosannejimenez1756]

​​@@trinitywright7122 they never said they hadn't taken care of their skin.

[@babylovewilliams6918]

Would love a video on neck firming!

[@19PaintedMermaids]

This 64 year old previously oily now dry mature skin woman thanks you! Keep them coming.

[@bellakim9404]

Try taking Sea Buckthorn capsules. It will hydrate you from head to toe

[@TRIPLEOG60]

Lucky you. I'm 63 and still pouring oil. My pores are so stretched out on my nose.

[@19PaintedMermaids]

@@TRIPLEOG60 I'm now dry but the pores on my nose and cheeks are still large. I haven't been able to find anything to help that!!

[@bellakim9404]

@@19PaintedMermaids try switching your cleansers and moisturizers that contain no oil.& If you're using a creamy facial cleanser, use something that foams.

[@ann-marie2375]

Just be carefull, because Sea Buckthorn is a blood thinner

[@jessicacollins9033]

Skincare for mature women!! THANK YOU!!!!!!❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@ziggy_zagsaroundtheworld4993]

Yes!!!!

[@birnsbirns]

And mature men

[@jessicacollins9033]

@@birnsbirns absolutely!!🤗

[@carolyn885]

Yes! I’m 56 and I’m so tired of seeing young women advertising anti-aging products. They’re more than welcome to use use them in my book, but I want to hear about, and see results from women with more mature skin, using anti-aging products instead!

[@user-nn5uh9ir2s]

As if men don’t have to take care of their skin

[@rhondamullins6192]

I'm 58 and I truly appreciate you taking the time to map out this skin care routine. Us "wiser" girls want to look good too! 😊 ❤

[@GiantsFalling]

You two are a sight to see for this old woman's eyes. Beautiful smiles, skin, eyes... With excellent info. Thank you!

[@sharvo6]

Consider talking about "age-appropriate changes in estrogen levels" instead of a estrogen "deficiency". After all men have some similar changes and they do not occur because of a drop in estrogen.

[@CuteCatsofIstanbul]

All those young influencers or those working in skin care companies, if they are lucky, will turn 40-50-60-70-80-90+, so I never ever understood why certain ages are not being represented on KZbin in general. This video is great, because it's the basics and it's every day self care that we can use to love and respect our amazing bodies and minds.

[@angieb.1894]

There are numerous ,fabulous mature influencers on youtube .Hot and Flashy.Mary Ellen over 60, Beth Beauty....All 50+, 60+

[@WiseFamin]

People make videos of what they know and the skin they have. You have to hunt for videos from older influencers and dermatologists who treat older patients--they're out there!

[@heidih3048]

There are quite a few skin care channels done by women in their 50s and 60s-- not sure about 70s or above.

[@katehedges5872]

Dr Maxwell always looks like he's smiling even when he's not 😊 What a nice human he is 🥰

[@TrueCrimeRyann]

and oozes sexiness

[@CitizenTurtleIsland]

@@TrueCrimeRyann He's a "Maxfield".

[@elizabeth.1974]

😂 he's a Maxfield

[@TRIPLEOG60]

He looks to me like he's about to burst out laughing.

[@anniep855]

Adorable!

[@chastityann9776]

Apply Rose hip seed oil nightly for moisturizer. Thank me later

[@megan1998]

Night routine Cleanse: hydrating gentle cleaner Treat: retinol/ lactic acid, peptides- matrixyl 3000 Protect: moisturizer Day routine Cleanse: hydrating gentle cleaner Treat: CE ferulic or copper peptide Protect: moisturizer, sunscreen

[@Tamera-love]

Out here doing the Lord’s work ❤

[@jcrider392]

Should you use acids with tretinoin? I'm honestly asking as someone who doesn't know. I really like this simplicity, though, and made me decide. I'm definitely giving the matrixyl a try. I've been debating for a while.

[@marynalupandina3848]

​@@jcrider392doctors said use 3 days retinoids and then 1 day acid, then again 3 days retinoids, 1 day acid. So you don't use them together

[@justsaying3729]

Thanks for summarizing. 😉

[@r8chlletters]

Finally!! I think I had like hundreds of women reply to my comment about menopausal skin care. My dermatologist highly recommends niacinamide oral supplements for me because I am fair skinned, blue-eyed and blonde. Any comment on that as a strategy for prevention of skin issues in menopausal women? Thanks guys 🤍

[@vegtbull]

Interested in the answer

[@luv945]

Hello dear, but what is your concern, dry skin, melasma?

[@luv945]

Anyways, that will do, im taking helliocare capsules and combo it with skin booster so the ingredients goes directly to the dermis, my doctor had a coctail of mixture there, well aside from the hyaluronic acid, he said he also got TA and niacinamide, they dont usually tell you some doctors they dont discuss these ingredients with you but i told him about my concerns and TA and niacinamide will help which also included in the skin boosters. I have other things but hope this helps.

[@kathryndalton6001]

Do you mean nicotinamide oral?

[@chorebunny8080]

How many milligrams did he recommend?

[@cyndythomas7217]

Perfectly clear and easy to follow. Thank you so much from this 70 year old California girl… you can imagine the damage. Thanks again!

[@leeannorozco1041]

Amen sister! Most things you see go up to advice if you’re 40-50. Well it gets worse at 70+ and we still want to look as good as ee can!!

[@Goodliving22]

❤

[@dianagreenlee8212]

I use that Biossance copper peptide due to your previous recommendation (every morning!). It's insane how well it works! (I'm 60) You guys are so cute and funny together - best, most entertaining, and informative derma channel on KZbin. Thanks Guys!!

[@jgoldfarb3]

I am using it every night with my Retinaldehyde. I love all their products

[@fastingleah2604]

I've been wondering if I should purchase a copper peptide...

[@jgoldfarb3]

I use them at night too

[@sardinefish]

​@@fastingleah2604 I personally found them more helpful than vitamin c, so it might be worth it! Copper peptides did more for wrinkles and elasticity, and vitamin c more for complexion so that might help you decide, depending on your concerns

[@sdevarenne28]

@@jgoldfarb3 What brand is your Retinaldehyde? I am trying to find a retinoid to use. Not familiar with good brands yet.

[@sweetbrownsuga504]

I am now in my 40's so I really appreciate these videos.

[@cynthiajones4435]

Help with skin care routine for black skin

[@K.Goldie]

I'll be 70 next year, but people think I'm at least 20 yrs.younger. Even my doctor commented. He guessed (correctly) that it was due to lack of sun. I now use Cerave products to 'maintain' & like them.

[@mickeyts5626]

I doubt if they are being truthful

[@Magnulus76]

Yes, avoiding sun can do that. Sunscreen and avoiding the sun as much as possible is the single greatest skin anti-aging measure you can take. I'm almost 50, people think I'm in my late 20's.

[@acer4237]

I believe that, my mom has excellent skin hardly any wrinkles…less exposure to sun!

[@ummiramli6554]

I avoid the sun too. 15 minutes is enough under the sun.

[@susanstewart5194]

I was listening to the famous and beautiful Joan Collins talk about how she cares for her skin. She talks about how she moisturizes her face and neck often. She mentioned that when she is at home and not leaving the house that she applies a rich moisture cream to her face and neck every few hours. Furthermore, she mentioned that it can be anywhere from 3 or 4 times a day up to 7 or 8 times a day. That is one lady that is dedicated to her skin care.

[@hazida5420]

And her surgeon... She would never admit the work done on her face ...

[@susanstewart5194]

@@hazida5420 True, she will and does lie about it when asked.

[@justsaying3729]

She has that luxury & money.

[@eiwansk]

As a 53 year old woman, I really appreciated this video. Not many content creators talk about those of us with a little age....aka...wisdom. I feel even better after watching this because I already do all of what you stated. I may have to try the copper peptide and give the vitamin c a rest to see if it makes a difference. Thanks again for a great video

[@PiXie232]

The copper peptides from Biossance works really well.. I’ve gone through multiple bottles of it and love it. It plumped my skin up almost instantly.. I stopped using it for no apparent reason though. I need to work it back into my routine:) Though do be careful about using it with anything with lactic acid in it because it will interfere with each other. I’m surprised they didn’t mention that along with Vit C..

[@sregan5415]

If that is you in your profile pic, you look incredible already! I need to ask what you use so far? I use copper peptides and have noticed a huge difference in my skin softness and hydration.

[@hotrod66ify]

I use the vitamin c in my a.m. routine in the copper peptides in my p.m. routine.

[@eiwansk]

@sregan5415 that is me, thank you. I use niacinamide gelee face wash in the pm only. Water in the am. The evening I use a niacinamide serum, peptide serum, snail mucin, tretinoin and a thick moisturizer. I recently added the copper peptide as well. I also use an eye cream. I use lactic acid twice a week. The am is niacinamide, vitamin c, eye cream (I'm missing something) and SUNSCREEN!!

[@sregan5415]

@@eiwansk your routine sounds ideal. Unfortunately I cant tolerate tretinoin and found out in the worst way (it gave me vitamin A toxicity), but aim to incorporate all the others you mention. Sadly I feel nothing will beat treat for anti-aging, but no hope in trying.

[@MrAllen718]

The download/print out was super easy and quick! Please continue this with your videos.

[@kathryna5912]

I was unable to print this out. How did you do it?

[@MrAllen718]

@@kathryna5912 clicked on it to download and emailed it to myself then printed it out. Plus, I was able to access on my iPhone emails and was able to saved it to my files and bring it up whilst at Sephora and pharmacy when searching for the products. Hoped this helped.

[@naveeblues]

me either! :(@@kathryna5912

[@luckyneko1]

​@kathryna5912 I know this video is old but in case you are still interested.... Look under the title written in bold type. Click more and the information to sign up will be the first link you see.

[@isagoldfield7393]

💕💕love, love, love this content. I’m 54, please more of this topic, thank you doctors💕💕

[@portalsandpathways]

Thank you! My skin is unrecognizable from even 10 years ago so I appreciate this video. My biggest skincare concern is what plays nice together. I like that you suggest a routine of alternating retinol and exfoliation. I have sensitive skin and the Tula vitamin C burned my face so badly that I could barely touch it for 3 days. I haven’t gone back to vitamin C since that experience. If you could address skin sensitivities and what percentages of ingredients like Vit C are beginners strength, and maybe a routine for incorporating it, I would appreciate it. I’m always a little unsure of which ingredients mix and match.

[@sharonalbanese8084]

I've had trouble with vitamin c too, but I've found the Timeless one really good and non irritating. I notice they've recently introduced a lower strength one too. I'd also recommend the Budget Dermatologist channel, she has some good advice on vit c since she's had problems with irritation as well.

[@jraaccounts]

vanicream has a vitamin C serum for sensitive skin that's really nice. i have very sensitive skin and have found it quite gentle.

[@graceclement5922]

I have been using The Ordinary's Multi+peptide serum. I have sensitive skin and have had no problems. My skin feels very smooth and moist (if that makes sense). Love it!

[@conniefowers4283]

I’m 61 and my skin is not a bit dry. I’m oily and so much so, I feel gross and greasy at times. Thru u I heard about Paula’s choice bha exfoliate and I can’t thank you enough! I suffer from those little sebaceous bumps and have to have them removed often and this product has helped keep them at bay. I do use a good moisturizer because I know it helps but man-this old lady is here to say dry skin isn’t always something that happens w aging! 😂😂

[@Benchpress76]

I hear ya sister 😂😂😂

[@AquaFrost777]

Thank you for covering this topic. TimelessHA has a Matrixyl 3000 product and they are fragrance free and cruelty free. Everything I purchase for skin care must be cruelty free.

[@ScorpioAnnYT]

Thank you for being a very good grandson. All of us Filipinos are proud of you. Ang bait mo ❤️

[@acbc3543]

I’m 54 and my skin looks great because I also quit sunbathing in 2000. I take vitamins, I don’t drink much , and above all I take care of my skin .

[@susann-b4073]

I use the Tatcha rice polish daily, their silk serum plant based retinol. And when I'm very dry the indigo overnight repair. I'm 50 and love these products ❤

[@Barb6106]

Wow! I guess you can see from the many thank you comments how incredibly rare this information is and how happy we are to see ANYTHING besides canes, “discreet” underwear . orthopedic shoes and personal alert systems! Aging is a process and a gift..not an option. Enjoy that skin you have because it will change … as will your whole body. And your friends skin and bodies too! I still want to look good at 76 and eat well, exercise and do skincare with joy. I love a good serum or moisturizer! I really enjoyed this video, took notes on a few items I want/need. THANK YOU! I hope you will keep us posted on new things in the future.

[@lindawoolbright1960]

Thank you so much for suggesting products as well as explaining the necessary steps! I always enjoy hearing about the science, but hate it when there are no product recommendations. You two are FABULOUS! I’m 70, but my 40 year old daughter in law, and 27 and 21 year old granddaughters are all followers.

[@whitneysommer2351]

I'm 42 years old and I've been consistently taking care of my skin for the last 10+ years. I appreciate you addressing anti-aging concerns from a natural perspective. Genetics play a role but there's other factors that contribute to healthy skin as we age - healthy diet & lifestyle, stress management, hydration and of course a good skincare routine. Thanks for a great video!

[@yesi4444]

I appreciate that you guys talk about affordable products for the majority of us that cant affords high end and treatments. Ty

[@gail377]

Many thanks from this 62-year-old!❤ I need all the help I can get! 😂

[@steffanywinder1254]

Thank you for this!! I just turned 40 and finished nursing my last child so this came at just the right time! You guys are awesome!!! Thank you thank you!!

[@leslieescobedo2325]

OMG me too! Turning 40 next week 😂🎉

[@jarreau39]

Thank you so much for nursing 💕

[@CitizenTurtleIsland]

That was me about 21 years ago. A lot of life between 40 and your 60's... and you can definitely take care of your skin and look fine as you get older.

[@robyncoward2999]

I am so impressed with you. Congratulations on your baby at 40. Love. It.

[@elizabethferrari2941]

You two are the best!!! Thank you for including a topic so useful for us “moldy oldies” 😂 Seriously, sometimes in life it feels like the younger generations are somehow always the most important. So incredibly refreshing to feel like my age group is being included! Appreciate this so very much.

[@heatherstephens9295]

“Moldy Oldies” 😂😂😂

[@patriciaoreilly8907]

Don't think like a Victim 😊 you can always do your own investigation. 😂

[@elizabethferrari2941]

@@patriciaoreilly8907 Isn’t that what I did by watching this video? Not a victim sis, trust me.

[@wejoin]

Ditto!

[@michellelindensmith7033]

Your videos are absolutely amazing! This one is was particularly great as I'm 56. The one thing I thought was missing is under eye care for mature skin. I have really dry skin under my eyes that make my lines appear worse than they could be. I would love to know products that combat this issue. Thanks for being there for all of us!

[@beautymariegraham1]

I'm nearing 50 and I just have to say all of this is really great information. I've really started taking care of my skin in the past 3 years and noticed incredible results using a lot of the active ingredients that you guys have recommended. I have a product recommend that many people could benefit from. It's called Skin fix. Its a triple peptide barrier cream. It's rich and luscious. It's got those peptides you recommended, if you have a damaged barrier it will help to repair it. I just can't say enough about this product.

[@III-mu4yn]

I tried it. It is ok to me. Copper peptides are the best.

[@PaaMrefu]

Love this! 40 years old and anticipating the changes to come (and hopefully get ahead of those changes). Would love a companion video on mature body skincare. Thank you!

[@gvan14]

😊

[@sabrasanwal4711]

Thank you SO much for listening and for taking the time to make, yet again, another amazing video!

[@gmgg9248]

On topic of moisturizers, I tried La Roche Posay Double Repair Face Moisturizer...not impressed. However, later tried Elf Pure Skin Moisturizer with oat milk, ceramides and niacinamide...game changer! If feels INCREDIBLE on the skin. I would assume the two should change price 🙂, works well with sunscreen, doesn't pill skincare. Great product.

[@CitizenTurtleIsland]

I think there's something about oats. Long, long ago, I used to buy this oatmeal powder that a local deli (with a skin care section) imported from Switzerland. Very easy to make a paste... probably better for the environment with less packaging, less preservatives. Anyway it always made my face feel fantastic... back in my late teens and twenties. Oatmeal in a skin care product... very appealing to me.

[@annapatton4544]

I also totally hated the la roche posay face moisturizer. It was the first product in my life I had a bad reaction to.

[@eddabrandes7395]

Thank you so much. I always looked far younger than I was. But not any more. Ten years of cancer, a heart disease, COPD and a thyroidectomy as well as the meds I have to take have ruined my body and skin. I have been searching for a good skincare for years now. I will try your routine.

[@BeeCurious007]

You are NOT alone in your journey. I completely agree with you and I have similar health issues along with several other health problems and it has been quite depressing to not recognize the person in the mirror! However, I'm NOT ready to give up and it sounds like you aren't either, so if you need a friend to chat with I'll be here! I am sending healthy vibes and healing hugs/prayers to you and yours! 🙏💌😃

[@eddabrandes7395]

@@BeeCurious007 Thank you and ❤️

[@BeeCurious007]

@@eddabrandes7395 My pleasure 💜

[@patriciavanwyk4322]

Love this video. Thanks for considering those of us who are seeing the effects of not caring for our skin when we were young and ignorant in regard to how our lifestyles would catch up to our skin. In a future video about mature skin, could you consider addressing the dreaded jowls and marionette lines?

[@averythompson5838]

Would really like to see a video on these. No matter what I do, my tech neck doesn’t seem to improve either.

[@marthadewey1267]

Thank you ! Like so many that have commented I too am a women who has earned her white hair (67) - I do see a dermatologist once a year because I have "crappy Celtic skin" - prone to skin cancer - yes I use a sunscreen NOW, but when I was growing up, going to the beach...not sure that we reapplied the sunscreen nearly enough. SIGH - It is interesting though, I have NEVER thought to ask about a daily routine with my dermatologist - we do the skin check, handle any issues...done till next year. ALSO thank you for the print outs !!!! SO CONVENIENT.

[@63Lsp]

Mature skin...YES!! Lip wrinkles UGH! Please help with some options at various price points. Thanks💜

[@karenh8418]

AWESOME video! Keep ‘em coming for your maturing audience! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@eakautz11]

Fantastic video! Thank you for the suggestions! Please keep them coming for mature skin! What peels or masks do you suggest?

[@gatheringmoss5726]

My brain is swimming after watching this, because of the amount of information, fast talking, and multiple product recommendations. Thank you for the routine download. It really helps me get all this straight, but it's not broken down by what to do in the morning and what to do in the evening. I'll watch this video again to see if I missed something. I had to slow down the video, because you talk faster than I can process the info. Remember that some of us are new to the world of skin science and the ridiculous amount of products, products, products. I'm trying to narrow this down to the fewest products possible. I learn about hyarlaronic acid, etc., in one derm's video and, just when I think I've got it narrowed down, I'm told to try copper and exfoliate. Sheesh! I have Rosacea and have tried products that caused weeks-long painful flare ups. In your videos, please quickly note whether or not a person with sensitivities ought to try the products you recommend. For instance, is it okay to exfoliate if you have Rosacea? I waste a lot of money trying products that are not suitable for sensitive skin. Thanks!

[@feraltechie]

This. Yes. So much, this!

[@msgray1625]

Amen! My head is buzzing from so much information. I’ll go back and watch again, and again, to figure out a routine.

[@whereswaldo23]

Yes I almost stopped watching bc of the head spin.

[@tabdz2023]

Thank you doctors .mature woman here .....l love your informative videos ...keep up your great work!!

[@valeriekurtz5620]

Thank you! I really enjoy your videos. Do you happen to have a video rating only cruelty-free products?

[@rebecca8663]

O.M.G!!!! Finally!!! Thank y’all 💗💕💗 you read my mind. I been following for about six months and I’m always like “ why don’t they feature us more mature girls 👧 “ 😂😂😂. I’m so happy for this. You guys ROCK 🙌🏻. ✌🏻

[@staceytaylor1502]

Thanks so much for the focus on our aging skin. As an oily skin adult who's dry @ 68, I have had questions about the best routine for me now! I feel confident that I am doing the best for my skin!

[@leapintothewild_original]

Just turned 60 and STILL oily, at least 9-10 months of the year. I always use a very light moisturizer at night, but can only use one during the day when it’s very deep winter. 🤷‍♀️ But at least I don’t have many wrinkles! Lol

[@jnelsimpson1190]

Hello! Just another shout to the Ordinary, they too have a Copper Peptide serum. It’s called the Multi-Peptide +CopperPeptides 1% Serum. I used to use the “Buffet” serum, that was a peptide serum and a really good one, but as I’ve gotten older I moved to the serum with the Copper in it. They also have a Matrixyl 10% + HA- again it’s wonderful as well.

[@katytoro5615]

I shave my face for exfoliating. Easy peezy and no chemicals 😊 My daughter-in-law has followed to do the same and swears by it. I’ve used retinal for so many years. I’ve been told I don’t look my 62 years. Thank you for your awesome videos ❤

[@annanorth7997]

I've used Retin A since my mid twenties. I'm 62 and don't have many wrinkles. For some reason my skin loves it, and it's never drying. I'm also on a bioidentical estrogen patch for health and skin benefits.

[@saffloweroyl3663]

Nearly the same here! I started RetinA in my late 30s and never quit. My skin is firm, line free, and so very exfoliated at age 70. It even fools new doctors as to my age. RetinA lies for me! ❤😅

[@lottesundstrom908]

I started using Retin A for acne when I was 13, and I never stopped using it because I was afraid the acne would return. It became known in the late 1980s it was excellent for anti-aging, but I’ll be 54 next month, so I’ve been using it for about 41 years. I have no crows feet, and few wrinkles but nothing deep. I also use HRT, but honestly, I don’t see the results of it the way others do.

[@mrss4225]

Where do you get patches from ?

[@annanorth7997]

@@mrss4225 They are prescription.

[@jp911]

You guys are like the property brothers of skin care :) Thanks for all your great advice!☺

[@gi3404]

😂😂 TRUE

[@BklynSJU]

That's so funny. Theses 2 doctors are way better looking

[@jp911]

@@BklynSJU I agree!

[@Simplegirl5251]

And so handsome 😍 😊

[@DRVenard]

Yay! I am a mature woman who has had hormone depleting treatment from hormone receptor positive breast cancer and lost a ton of skin elasticity! Good job guys💗🥰💗🥰💗

[@01jausten]

Same here! I’m 59 now but had to start on Tamoxifen in my 40s.

[@dsmith9796]

Same here.

[@dees3179]

Tamoxifen from my thirties. I didn’t stand much of a chance! The state of me I tell you!

[@marlenegabrielacontrerasga5929]

I am 43 so thank you for this video, for making these videos not too long (20 min is perfect), and for mentioning affordable options that I can get here in México. Also, you both are a delight to watch 😍😘🤩

[@cindynelson726]

Loved this video! Thank you. I find myself at 65 all of a sudden. Where have the years gone? Are there any specific tips for the 65+ crowd or is everything you put in this video all we need to know about our truly aging skin. It cracks me up that 20 year olds are concerned about wrinkles.

[@MegaLorenaO]

You guys are just AWESOME! It's like going to see a dermatologist but online. You have no idea how much you have helped me. I've been a skincare junkie since I was a teenager and today, because of that I see the results. My skin has always been oily but of course, as I age, I see the difference, but I fight it because it's something I truly enjoy. Skincare for me is not a task but a pleasure. And I've had a routine for as long as I can remember. But I learn new things every day, thanks to your channel. Thank you!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@M0n1cki]

I am heading to my 40s in less than 3 years! Thanks for the video!

[@susank683]

PS ....... I'm 80 and I still care about my skin!!

[@gi3404]

😊 good for you!!

[@lolileal5296]

Its si good

[@karensherwin3553]

I’m 84 and still caring for. My skin and it shows

[@MoniqueBrown-qu6yi]

Damn skippy!!!!! We are women who still care about our forward appearance. Why should we be denied the advantages of taking care of our skin even better? This world is Young motivated. In other words there demographic is only for a specific age group generally 20 to 45. I am proud to be 62 years old and still look like I am in my mid fifties. Genetics. However, I look forward to any help you can offer now and in the future. Susan K 683, I agree with you wholeheartedly you should not be judged or thrown to the side because of our age. We are still here and kicking!😊❤😅, M

[@ilonakat9379]

You rock !!

[@siouxee6]

I love your Doctorly vlogs. One complaint on a brand Dr Shah likes... Qure. I purchased All In One Serum based on his recommendation. Qure dropped the ball... HARD. 3 of 4 bottles shipped (2 shipments) with non-working pumps! Effectively, $89 a pop, paperweights. Despite video proof, customer service was a nightmare. No number to call, no weekend support, no response to email, no expediting of the same complaint on a replacement order. Basically, no attempt at all to wow a new customer with their ability to problem solve. WOW!!!

[@shannonluda]

I'm semi- new to this skin care process..I just started using Olay retinol moisturizer cream at night...loving the results ...but still trying to fine tune my routine

[@shageevideo]

Do you have a video on treating turkey neck, loose skin under the chin to neck? I couldn't find one. thanks

[@67laurac]

You mentioned Matrixyl 3000. Would love to see a video on matrixyl 3000 vs matrixyl synthe’ 6 (I have used both Timeless products, not sure if they are effective)

[@ronmchaney4452]

Great video content! Thank you. Can you provide an aging skin routine video like this one for the body that incorporates ways to help minimize sun spots?

[@carolyn885]

Yes! I’d love that too!

[@IrishEyes47]

Ok, so when are you two gonna make a one-and-done product with all these must-have ingredients?! Even after watching your, always informative, videos I'm left feeling like I need 20 different products. And I'm definitely not closer to knowing what order to use them in 😂 I'm in my early 40's but need a streamlined routine!!

[@annapatton4544]

Agreed. I have more than 20 bottles and jars and don't know how to use them all properly, all seem to be nice and important, but I cannot put 5-10 products on my face in the morning or at night.

[@lynguz9521]

I agree also! Well said! I'm 64 and needing a streamlined routine instead of so many products and steps. It gets so confusing, expensive, and fear I'm doing more damage. I'm sure its more expensive to get the combination products but I'm amazed how the skincare market has exploded with these crazy products and steps.🙄😒

[@Marlene-ii9zw]

Me too!

[@user-mq6dy2ee5f]

Application is to start with cleaning then either your retinoid or your exfoliant ( remember you're not doing both each night but retinoids for a few days then exfoliant i.e. on weekends then back to retinoids) then you do your serums- I don't know that the order of these matters much, but ideally use the one that has moisturizing properties to it first, i.e. use your hyaluronic acid before your vitamin C serum is what my esthetician recommends. It is okay to layer your serums. Then you moisturize! At night you can use your heavier night time stuff if you have that and during the day your "regular" moisturizer followed by your final step with your SPF/ sunscreen. Of course you omit the sunscreen at night. It helps me to write it down on an index card and I have it posted up as a reminder. Once you've done this for a week or so it becomes easier. Hope this helps!

[@Kim-Canada]

@doctorly could you please do a video specifically on how to reduce and prevent wrinkles around the eyes? Is an eye cream/serum recommended? What kind? Should I be taking collagen powder too? Is there evidence-based solutions? Thank you!

[@stacianne7436]

Thank you for this video!! Im 56 and in the throes of menopausal hell-- seriously. These are great recommendations. Any recommendations for the neck area?

[@GenXfrom75]

Adding Lactic Acid 10% to my The Ordinary reorder of my Argireline! Argireline is a product I'll use for the rest of my life. It's AMAZING on my 11s, or squint lines!

[@debbybrady1246]

In four weeks I will turn 75. Growing up when I did there was no sunscreen and I grew up in Texas, thus sunburn! I did start using it when I worked for a dermatologist in 1978. I try to take care of my skin now but the effects of all that original sunburn has taken a toll. Thanks for your videos for mature skincare.

[@dsmith6601]

Have you looked into a laser treatment?

[@cutiepetootie287]

Best products for lip lines as our lips get all shriveled up in the 50s / what really works? And what about fillers? We alllll need a video on that alone

[@Stacey505]

I use apple stem cells and snail mucous products I'm 54yrs old 😊 I also use red for wrinkles, blue for inflammation green for spots lights from Rejuven skin it has different settings 😊

[@LKMNOP]

Apple stem cells have only been used in vitro so far. And as an in vitro researcher of 30 odd years, I can tell you that it does not necessarily translate to an entire body. Usually doesn't even translate to an organ and sometimes not even a tissue. So if you're spending any real money for that I would not bother yet. It will be probably 10 years before they really know anything. Plus note that the Apple stem cell replaced on human stem cells. And putting them on the epidermis is definitely not the same. Not in the least.

[@stacyharvey1383]

OMG--thank you both SO much for this video! My skin took a huge hit when I stopped taking HRT for menopause (I was having really bad side effects after trying multiple types.) I feel like I had aged significantly overnight, and my somewhat dry and sensitive skin suddenly became *extremely* dry and sensitive with some odd breakouts thrown in for good measure. All my favorite skincare products stopped working for me and I found myself on the tiresome and expensive journey of trying new products. Your routine will help shorten that journey a bit, and I feel good knowing it is a REAL dermatologists' recommended one! I now not all things work for all people so there's still some trial and error but not as much as there would have been with me going it alone. Y'all are the best-keep up the good work!

[@eiwansk]

Oh man, that sucks. HRT has been my lifesaver.😊

[@tbear1111]

First time I tried HRT I had a hard time with it but my homeopathic dr said it was due to my liver needing support and some opening up of it detox pathways. I wonder if seeing someone to help you in a similar way would help you be able to use hrt, preferably bio identicals.

[@fauna3989]

​@@eiwanskabsolutely 💯

[@sheilacamp]

At my yearly check up last year, I discovered through my blood work that I was depleted of folic acid. I had always been tall & muscular. After researching, it causes muscle loss, along with other symptoms. Just a tip to have your blood checked yearly. It happened so fast that another doctor picked up on it that I had seen two months before & then I got a call from my primary doctor regarding the folic acid. So at 64, it went downhill in a couple of months.

[@cherylpfeil8490]

Thanks so much! Turning 63 in 2 weeks and my skin is in fairly good shape, but there is always room for improvement! Love you guys!

[@theenglishtrainer3003]

I haven't seen any major changes in my skin or the skin of my friends after menopause, other than aging changes that can be seen in men too. I do face yoga and Kobido and these, along with skin care, make my skin look youthful, no wrinkles and toned. These two doctors are the best, I love their videos!

[@ibtesamqaiser3691]

I would love a video where Doctorly reviews sites that provide personalized skin care ( eg Agency, apostrophe etc) 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@rkb1210]

Thank you for this! I'm wondering about incorporating an Estrogen or phytoestrogen cream to combat loss of Estrogen following menopause. You guys are awesome!

[@jgoldfarb3]

I’m on Bio Identical Hormones & my Doctor tells me to put a small amount of Estonian my face, this is prescription

[@shirleyinnes6821]

Wondering this, too!

[@lorraineshoemate9430]

How do you both feel about growth factors? I'm 56 and want the most effective, potent skincare. Should this be added to the list! Thank you! (I'm referring to the brands Neogenesis, Calecim. Both medical grade.)

[@kleinster8461]

13:26 never have I ever been so obsessed with skincare until watching you both. More power to this awesome channel.

[@WiseFamin]

Thank you doctors for this great video! One thing you didn't mention though is that the older you are, the more important it is to do regular skin checks, as skin cancers are more likely to develop when you're older. Then if you see something that looks odd to you, make an appointment to chat with your friendly, neighborhood dermatologist. Off to chat with my derm about how to incorporate some of these with my prescriptions!

[@Kay-it4ed]

What a chump I was - I followed this - Despite my skin never having previously responded well to water, I cleansed with Cerave hydrating cleanser, 3 nts The Ordinary 1% retinol in squalene, 1 night lactic acid + HA. By day three my face was burning and turned dry and crepey. Back to Ponds Cold Cream, Hyuralonic acid and a nice gentle moisturiser for me!

[@Mommaslew]

I have been told so many times how “beautiful my skin is”….including my aesthetician. I tribute this to a lifetime of sunscreen and retinols. I recently added in the red light therapy masks. Thank you for all of your reviews. You are making a difference! ❤❤❤❤ #58😊

[@lisab.3091]

Which mask did you purchase?

[@Mommaslew]

@@lisab.3091 Omnilux….face and neck/décolleté.

[@Mommaslew]

PS the contour one

[@susanmcf1]

I exfoliated with AHAs and BHA until I started using retinoids and my skin became sensitive to them. I've found Paula's Choice AHA/BHA 10 minute weekly peel really works well on my weekly off night from tretinoin. It is necessary for me to remove the built up skin that Tretinoin leaves behind.

[@missmayflower]

Yes, it seems like so many “anti aging” products are so irritating.

[@jackierockers3552]

Thanks for this great info. As someone who is in her 60's I can relate. I have never had trouble with with my skin till now especially the dryness. Thank you again.

[@RocheleAnderson]

Could you do a video on skincare while undergoing cancer treatment? 12-year survivor here and am still dealing with some of the changes in my skin

[@TheTrustinlife]

Can’t believe that we got these advices for FREE😍😍🙏🏽. Thanks to you both

[@angie7164]

This was a great video and love the checklist. Would love a video about vitiligo and melasma.

[@carmencorazonreyes7044]

Thank you for your content. I’ve been bingeing on your videos these last couple of days since I find them very informative and backed by research. It’s so difficult to sift through health related content on the web so now to make it simpler I just follow the content from health professionals and not just some influencer who hardly knows what their talking about.

[@southernbelle6838]

Please make a budget friendly skin care for Mature women🤞🙏

[@phripp2868]

They already have. They made a video on ultimate budget skin care for mature skin about 4 months ago. Just check their channel’s video list.

[@LKMNOP]

For moisturizer as I have super sensitive and rosaceous skin, I have found the Olay regenerous 24-hour peptide cream to work fabulously. There is a fragrance free version. There's also a night version with retinol in it. I have had dry skin most of my life and then had a thyroid condition which makes my skin look like an alligator. The Olay 24-hour peptide one does not irritate my skin nor does it give me milia and I am very prone to those. A lot of these products the guys are talking about give me milia. A lot of milia... Even on my neck and chest. So I just stick to the one that doesn't bother me.

[@PearlDeFloreOfficial]

Thank you for sharing such an amazing video😍

[@raineygirl5553]

I learn so much more when I watch the both of you. I do understand it too, due to your explanations. Thanks