WHY YOU HAVE OILY SKIN 🤔 DERMATOLOGIST

[@allie9661]

I hate having oily skin it’s harder to achieve that clear glass skin compared to other skin types ☹️ my large pores, greasy skin and stubborn sebaceous filaments won’t allow it.

[@snatchthesnitch7935]

I feel you 🥺😫

[@beautifulhope861]

I totally understand. My whole face is covered with large pores even when I was on 1%tretinoin for a year before I got pregnant. I've had this since I was 13 and I'm 28 now😮‍💨

[@millieristic]

Do you use 2% salicylic acid? It's a great blackhead melter.

[@adamsmith9898]

Yes i have the same exact problem and nothing really seem to help. But some periods for some reason can be better then others and then boom my skin becomes super oily and shiny and i look super sweaty in my face...

[@shade247]

I feel like a grease monster because of it. It ruins my self esteem. Plus, I love playing with make up, but can’t because it just melts off. I take a high dose of meds for it but it doesn’t help.

[@jessiefeltman]

My mom has always complained how oily her skin is, but she never breaks out is always glowing! ✨️ I'll have to share this with her when she comes over this weekend. Happy Friday, Dr. Dray!

[@DrDrayzday]

Happy Friday

[@dorisnjakara7759]

@@DrDrayzday Dr Dray, thanks to you, I no longer have sensitive armpits, before I always put antiperspirant in the morning and it was very itchy, now I put it on in the evening and I don't itch anymore, thank you very much and I'm interested in what type of skin you have, oily or dry or in between i love our videos🙂👌👍

[@violets-for-roses]

You're the voice of reason. Some people will insist that using "harsh" foaming cleansers will make your skin compensate by producing more oil. Same goes with oily hair scalps. I think you're one of few skincare channels that doesn't demonize cleansers.

[@RachelJane101]

@@sethphil6009 And just because a cleanser foams well doesn’t mean it’s bad.

[@violets-for-roses]

@@sethphil6009 It will dry some people's skin out, that doesn't mean it's bad for everyone. Water alone can be drying too (as with hot showers). The foaming by itself isn't bad and some of us with really oily skin do actually benefit from removing the excess. My point is that people keep some skincare myths alive and she did kind of debunk one while talking about the sebocytes.

[@sebumpostmortem]

@@sethphil6009 _Oil and milk cleansers leave the skin too greasy. The glands will become lazy and they won' t produce enough sebum so you' ll enter in a loop of dryness. "Train" them by progressively using more foaming cleansers so they' ll start to work normally._ How does is sound? 😅🤣🤣 My scalp lasts perfect 7 days. My face is the oiliest that my derm has seen in 35 years as a doc. I know what to use and where. If people with normal or combo skin and oily scalp are using my products, they need to revisit their purchases.

[@freshscentedbabywipes5797]

@@sebumpostmortem what products do you use? i have very oily skin too that i blot 4 times a day 😫😭😫

[@pooodonklooopdoop5672]

I used to wash once a day and it just made it worse, and i was breaking out more.

[@relaxcalmly1742]

As an oily skin woman, there’s way more negatives. Idk how I inherited it because no ppl from both my parent’s side are oily. No matter what kind of food they eat, it doesn’t affect them as much as it would affect me. The oily skin look affects acne, makes pores worse and looks worse, makes you feel dirty, dirt and dusts likes to stick onto your face, hair and bangs likes to stick when it touches your face and looks dirty afterwards, your skin feels heated, it is unpleasant to touch, it doesnt look flattering especially with acne popping everywhere. It’s so sad and embarrassing when my nieces wants to touch my face or my spouse does, or cheek kiss and hugs with my face to theirs and it transfers or they feel it. Sigh 😔

[@meu-pai]

Nossa te entendo

[@arihysa2044]

its and stress cortisol

[@Tricky-clips]

@relaxcalmly1742 I totally Agree and I understand the pain/ suffering 😢

[@shalaywilliams3106]

I totally feel your agony. I am still dealing with oily skin. Not to mention oily skin ages you as well. So many downfalls…

[@user-tb5nq9sx1h]

It's all genetic, so unfortunately, there's no cure. I'm dealing with the same thing, and just as in your case, both my parents and my siblings have "normal" , non oily skin. Life is hell.

[@AsianPoshDorene]

I’m 53 and can tell you having oily skin has been a blessing. Not many wrinkles and I spend time outside running (with spf of course!) 6 plus miles 5 days a week. Eat fairly healthy. Little sugar and mid carb diet. I use Neutrogena Hydroboost products and Adapalene. Thanks for all the info Dr Dray!

[@fendibondie2545]

So true

[@traceylennon1204]

Neutrogena Hydro Boost is the BEST..the body lotion makes my skin soft as a baby's bottom!!

[@vargvikernes4859]

That's called coping 😂

[@americandream2543]

@@vargvikernes4859 Idk she looks great for 53

[@tamere520]

@@vargvikernes4859 It is a true fact that oily skin ages better.

[@CareyXO]

I inherited my oily skin from my mom. The good thing is she is 70 and doesn’t look it. I’m in my 40’s and people say I don’t look my age. I tried for years to “fix” my oily skin. Even with a healthy lifestyle (exercise, drink only water, good food) and a good skin care routine I still have oily skin. It’s genetics. I have found skin care and makeup tricks that help (some I learned from you and you mentioned some of them today) but I have accepted that my skin is oily and it’s part of me.

[@rondaherriott]

For me it’s the ginormous pores that come with my oily skin. I dislike the greasy mess I wake up with, but I hate the orange peel appearance of my face.

[@sangitas580]

I know its so annoying 😭 what is the solution for this? 🙈

[@stitch2139]

hey there I have oily acne prone skin, so I just wanted to mention what has worked best on my skin. In order of effectiveness:(1)Isntree green tea toner, (2) Paula's Choice BHA, lastly (3) TO Niacinamide serum.

[@db-gb5xi]

She has several videos on reducing pores.

[@sangitas580]

@@stitch2139 hello, thanks for the Isntree recommendation. Will give it a try. I use the Paula's salicylic acid and it works great when I apply it. The pores are back the very next day.

[@raraavis7782]

Retinoids or Retinol is a good long-term strategy. It doesn't change your skin overnight, but by and by, it's appearance will improve - including reduced pore size. And yes, SA helps clean out those pores in the meantime. I've found leaving an SA cleanser on the skin for 2-3 min every morning the most effective as well. Creams or toners with SA do not work nearly as well for me.

[@sarahrushton8154]

This makes a lot of sense with the male hormones and oiliness! I’m usually oily but being pregnant, my skin has been so much less oily. Thank you for good content as always 💜

[@Na-wg9jr]

Reading comments makes me feel so related since nobody around me has excessive oily skin like I do.

[@porupablo]

I have really really oily skin. When it comes to sunscreen I find mineral sunscreens fit me the best! They dry down matte most of the time and I feel like zinc oxide does a great job at controlling my oil production! Australian gold is a favourite.

[@Eteraz]

Same. Zinc oxide is a great oil control cream.

[@dianebell3653]

I had dreadfully oily skin from the age of 12. Then I hit the menopause. At the age of 51 I now love my skin. The menopause is not always a negative thing. Some women sail through it and are happier afterwards. I now have glowing skin and no monthly mood swings!!

[@sebumpostmortem]

No mood swings. That must be brain heaven🙌🏻✨

[@hiannahgus574]

@@sebumpostmortem I love your name here, lol! My skin is so oily still, at age 66, that I wonder if I will still be producing sebum in excess post-mortem , lol 😂

[@sebumpostmortem]

@@hiannahgus574 Nooo waaay 😅🤣 I thought I was the only one who wondered if this could be possible. This video is definitely one of my Dr. Dray' s fav. It has accidentally created a -comment section- forum of beyond oily people. Greetings from The Mediterranean Sea, the land of shiny T-zone😉.

[@waljoal]

@@hiannahgus574 I’m still oily 4 years post menopause too. 😑

[@hiannahgus574]

@@waljoal What helped me to regulate the excessive sebum output with the supplement beta sitosterol. It’s a plant sterol which is a 5-Alpha Reductase inhibitor, and so prevents the conversion of testosterone into the hormone Dehydrotestosterone (DHT), the form which can cause excessively oily skin, hair loss, and prostate issues (in men). Google it and read about it. Do your due diligence before taking any supplements (or medication).

[@mullins2023]

She's in that beautiful red again in this video!!! So stunning Dr. Dray!

[@trickycoolj]

At 38 I’m thrilled with my oily skin and hair. It took a lot of years to accept it and understand it’s hormonal so no amount of people on the internet saying I’m dehydrated or need to “train” my scalp. No training is going to change my high androgens! And even better now that I work in tech all my colleagues think I’m 28-30 years old and get so so confused at my resume because I’m 38!

[@JowitaChanowska]

Same ! 🎉

[@sebumpostmortem]

Wait for the 40' s. It' s like if someone had stopped the clock. You' ll need to show your ID more and more often😉. "Training" the scalp is a tricky concept. There' s no need to shampoo a NORMAL- normal to dry scalp daily like no tomorrow as some people do. That' s why it becomes oilier faster as a defense. They think they are "training" it when basically they are listening to an overstripped scalp and washing the day when the oil appears. If the scalp produces an excess of oil and you know that androgens are the cause, what tf is gonna be trained, ovaries? My hair lasts perfect one week (I even need specific conditioner for scalp) calves lenght, my body is also an aligator but my face is the oiliest ever.🤦🏻‍♀️ Miss Genetics is my cause, my testo is way under the cis-woman average. I' m sick & tired of being asked: "How did you train your hair to be so long, shiny and silky? What is the secret?" and "Do you know what will reduce your oily skin? Have you ever tried [insert here any food or nonsense ingredient]"? The answer is "no secret" and "no, thank you" just 🧬G T C A🧬, period. Isotretinoine worked because it literally modifies DNA🤷🏻‍♀️ One day, when someone with dry skin complains about lines and wrinkles or someone complains about dry itchy scalp, we should politely suggest to "train" the sebaceus glands and hair follicles to produce more oil 😅🤣.

[@stewfam16]

Same here. I’ve always had super oily skin, but am 42 and have no wrinkles. People usually think I’m in my late 20’s to early 30’s.

[@PH-tv2sw]

45 here with oily skin, people thinks I am 25

[@accesstotheredcarpet]

Same. I’m 54 and people think I’m 39! I’m not grey yet either. But oily can be annoying on my hair though. I feel gross in 2 days and must wash my hair.

[@tanya8940]

I like my oily skin. I'm 41 and most people think I'm late 20's. I have never used skin make up, just leave it natural. Thanks for the video 🌞

[@madelynhinshaw2220]

I have pretty oily skin and I love the Cerave resurfacing retinol serum. It has helped control the oil a ton.

[@texasskygirl7890]

I use the CeraVe Retinol Resurfacing Serum as well. And I use the Cerave PM moisturizer under my makeup because it is so light weigt.

[@funshittowatch]

I am 54 and from the age of 13-17 I went to a dermatologist due to acne because my oil glands produced to much oil for my face to handle. I was given accutane at 17when it actually first came on the scene. But I can say now thanks to the grease pit on my face I have very few wrinkles and I am finally at a point where I have normal skin , not dry or combination 😊. I was shiny before shiny was vougue😂😂😂

[@shazia1278]

Proud to have oily skin❤😂

[@ChauNguyen-ur9pi]

Will save your comment to check if my oily skin changes to normal skin in the future :)

[@daysoftheboo]

But my oily skin won't let me prevent wrinkles it won't let me use anti-wrinkle creams because immediately my face explodes with white heads, I'm glad I don't get big giant painful pimples anymore but these gross little whiteheads are just as annoying! I've heard that too that oily skin prevents wrinkles but I feel like we still need to treat wrinkles with creams, at 40 I don't think I should still have to use acne treatments but yet here I am still treating acne and then the acne damages my skin I have so much discoloration I wish I had smooth skin but when I touch my skin it feels like sandpaper I hate this!

[@r_s2611]

​​​​@@daysoftheboo ...oily skin prevents wrinkles compared to other skin types. The oil carries antioxidants which fight off sun damage and the dermis is thicker if you have oily skin. That's why the comment said her oily skin led her to no wrinkles. You also need less products in general, maybe try a wrinkle treatment that's gel and not cream since oily skin shouldn't use cream products. Also retinol works with oily skin and it's anti aging

[@daysoftheboo]

@@r_s2611 you mean I need to use less products in general? Or when I put on moisturizer use less? I try to use not much except when I put on sunscreen I slap it on I don't really have wrinkles but I do have terrible textured skin the worst is the big wrinkles around my mouth that start from my nose and go down I hate those the most but it's hard with oily acne prone skin to treat the discoloration too because almost every product I've tried that says it gets rid of sunspots and discoloration causes breakouts I hear lots of good things about retinol I tried to get a prescription but it's $250 I don't have that it's too much out of my budget in the over-the-counter retinols there's so many I don't know how to choose one for acne prone skin or which one actually works, I've tried a couple from brands that were more affordable but they did nothing, they didn't cost me breakouts necessarily but they didn't treat my skin either I'll look for gel moisturizers that sounds like something that might help as far as keeping my skin moisturized but not sure if it can treat discoloration and dark spots

[@noik_11]

Coming back later to watching this. I am so oily people think I’m sweating and it’s very annoying to hear

[@bloom67]

As someone with oily skin, this was incredibly helpful. Super helpful. I feel more comfy spending on a spf now that I know I don't also need a moisturizer. Also there's powders with green tea so def going to try that out. And I love a good mask from time to time, so happy to play with one for my oily skin😊 Thank you

[@atefoueslati7330]

my skin was oily AF and i used to hate it .But it's been a while since i started taking good care of it and using the right stuff on my face and it is less oily now than before .i really can see the benefits of having oily skin espercially that dewy look haha.thank you so much dr dray for your commitment to teach us everyday new things about skincare and healthy lifestyle .your channel changed my skin and my life to the better 🥰🥰🥰

[@brunopiccinin]

Very nice. I have oily skin and here in Brazil most people also do, so a lot of great national and renowned international brands, e.g. La Roche Posay, Vichy, Eucerin, Avène, Cetaphil, Skinceuticals etc, make sunscreens for oily and acne-prone skin targeting Brazilian people. Sunscreens have a matte finish, pore blurring effect, and active ingredients to treat your skin and reduce sebum production. They are great.

[@emersonpicks]

Salicylic acid in conjunction with niacinamide really did help my oily skin. 3-4 times a week I used adapalene or tretinoin at bed time.

[@marizzy63]

Happy Friday Dr Dray and everyone ! As someone who has oily skin at 59 years old this was an immense help ! have a fabulous day love to mom and Tybee xoxoxo

[@whitneybrown4067]

Greetings Mary Ann Gonzalez hope u r well n Happy Friday😀👍💜….

[@db-gb5xi]

Happy Friday mary ann Gonzalez. Enjoy you day and be well.

[@marizzy63]

@@db-gb5xi Happy Friday ! enjoy friend

[@marizzy63]

@@whitneybrown4067 Happy friday my friend enjoy xoxoxo

[@marylawman8603]

I'm the exact same age and have had oily skin since I was a teenager. Still get breakouts too. The struggle is real! Lol! Happy Friday, Mary Ann!! Hope you a fabulous weekend! 💕

[@pajamamama5965]

Thank you for this! I am super oily even at 46, but it is genetic. My grandfather on my mother's side had the oiliest skin I've ever seen, my mom got it and passed it to me. However I'm also acne prone and they weren't. The best things that have worked for me are tretinoin, niacinamide, double cleansing with oil cleanser, salycilic acid and Australian Gold sunscreen. Also using mattifying powder, oil control setting spray and blotting papers keep me looking normal throughout the day. I rarely get a pimple now but if I quit this routine it all comes back

[@hiannahgus574]

@Pajama Mama: try T. LeClerc face powder. It is recommended by French dermatologists. It contains rice powder and is exceptionally good for oily skin. I get compliments when I use it as it helps skin to look flawless. I get it online. Been using it for many years. The box contains a lot of powder and goes a long way.

[@pajamamama5965]

@@hiannahgus574 thank you so much for the suggestion! I'll try it.

[@lindak6669]

When I was younger I was oily and sensitive with periodic breakouts using Retin A and a Cleocyn topical antibiotic. Later in life, I’m combination sensitive with dry cheeks and an oily T Zone. I still use a retinol at night with sunscreen in the morning with moisturizer. Friends younger than me have more lines than I do at 70 years of age. There are mornings when I wash in the morning and mornings when I don’t but I just don’t like a makeup remover cleansing balm at all. I agree with most of what of what you are saying.

[@katieblox7023]

Thank you Andrea for the comforting words and the amazing work. ❤

[@KM-fk1jn]

As an oily gal, I love Etude House Sunprise Mild Airy sunscreen. It goes under makeup beautifully and does not pill or breakdown or cause breakouts.

[@SaReLaMo]

I love zinc for my oily parts. La Roche Posay serozinc spray is great, I think it's zinc sulphate? . Mattifies down the skin, gives hydration and works well as a finish produkt over makeup and other skincare. My BHA has zinc and I love using my BHA product in the AM to keep the oils better controlled during the day. Zinc works great for my rosacea redness aswell. The sunscreens I love for oily skin are EVY (brown bottles) and Paula's Choice Calm suncreen for oily combo skin. The yellow tube from Dr. Dennis Gross is great but freakishly expensive. I also love getting hydration from my toners instead of a serum. More lightweight. Niacinamide is good, but gets too hyped up. And yes, it is in everything.

[@partner1970]

I'm almost 54 and I started using the following routine after receiving bits and pieces of advice from Dr. Dray and Doctorly. I use Neutrogena Oil Free Acne Wash both morning and night. At night I then follow with Neutrogena Stubborn Acne Treatment with 2.5% benzoyl peroxide over my whole face. On my drier areas of my face, I will follow up with CeraVe moisturizing cream. In the morning after cleansing, I use Neutrogena Gentle Skin Hydrator which has 4% niacinamide in it. After the hydrator dries, I use a pea size amount of OC Eight over my whole face. This simple routine has kept my usually severely oily, acne prone skin, clear and oil free. People who don't know me usually guess my age 10 - 20 years younger than what I am and I'm told this all the time. No kidding! And no, I don't use sunscreen (I've tried SO many in the past) because they either sting my eyes, face, makes me very oily, or breaks me out.

[@Dan24.]

I have extremely greasy skin after 2 weeks of not washing my face not even with water. It’s so bad I don’t even want to leave my house 😔 But I don’t have any acne. Would you still recommend this routine ?

[@portiafrakell9094]

I would like to say , that you are looking so beautiful these days, you are like a butterfly…..thank you for your expertise in the numerous amounts of skin issues and the peace of mind knowing that you are here to help all of our everyday issues that arise from time to time. You are on hand to help us free of charge, we all thank you from the bottom of our hearts.❤😊

[@VickieTNreader14]

Best. Informative. Content. Delivery. Period. Thank you Dr. Dre!

[@lisanutini5183]

At 69 I’m so oily I blot twice and powder three times a day. I don’t have breakouts. I’ve learned to embrace the oiliness as it does seem to distract the eye from fine lines. It’s simply a pita when managing my makeup. 😅 And I cleanse gently, treat with salicylic acid and moisturize because of you, dear Dr Dray.

[@EXHIBITINGSQUARES]

That red lip on you is everything! It looks so good on you!! Red lips look awfull on me I always have to wear purple and pink shades 😞 Red is your colour 👌

[@joci9422]

Wow, when you recommended the acne control cleanser from cera ve I was like no way😂 I’m very oily & acne prone, so I use that cleanser in the morning and double cleanse at night. Glad to know my routine is validated by a derm❤️

[@kwiyomi2024]

Dr. Dray, you summon all the oily skin peeps out there~As soon as I saw oily, I dropped everything and watch. LOL

[@stephaniepugh4963]

Thanks so much for the info! I'm an oily skin girl and needed this video!

[@asheal.3194]

thank u for this video dr dray and you look so pretty! 😍

[@lygophilia4127]

I had oily skin, and I started Spironolactone, which is cheap--actually free with my insurance. Big reduction in oil production on face and scalp. Did wonders. That + Skin Aqua sunscreen = no more excess oil!

[@donnapasiliao-adlawan9696]

So much love and appreciation for Dr. Dray! 🤍 God bless!!!!

[@jessicavallee3831]

I had oily, dehydrated and congested skin (which I had initially mistook for dry, acne prone skin) and didn't use sunscreen daily. After learning about skin health I worked on the hydration first and started wearing sunscreen daily, then a few months later got the congestion (and subsequently the acne) under control. Fixing those made the oiliness temporarily like fountain day and night. Then I started using retinoids/retinol, hahaha not oily anymore; now I have to back up and prevent dryness without triggering the congestion again... 😅

[@Vivian_85]

This video is for me lol good morning Dr Dray!

[@DrDrayzday]

Thanks for watching

[@necroxim5029]

Alright, so I normally don't comment, been watching for awhile now, and have been slowly integrating benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid in my skincare routine. To start off, I began utilizing a 10% benzoyl peroxide face wash over the past year. This massively helped with my acne and pretty much cleared, despite a few lingering mini dark spots. My face also looked a bit dull lately, the complexion was lacking. Over the past two months I have been also using the original orange formula neutrogena oil free salicylic acne wash. I slowly started using it and integrating it into my routine because I saw a lot of consumers experienced irritation, but for me it seemed to do the opposite. It actually felt like it moisturized my skin oddly. With that, I am now utilizing the salicylic acid and benzoyl peroxide at the same time twice a day, and my skin is extremely clear and not dry at all. I use them both twice a day morning and night, I know it's a bit excessive but for me it seems to be working. I have extremely oily skin....am I doing long term damage to my skin barrier, or is this okay?

[@allie9661]

I use panoxyl benzoyl peroxide and I noticed it makes my skin dull as well. I can’t switch because it’s the only thing that keeps pimples away.

[@bellabk420]

How I love Dr. Dray for always sorting us out with much needed information 💕

[@YamiFoxx]

My skins reallly strange, I never had oily skin growing up but since I turned about 27 my face is slick with oil very often, I don't get a lot of acne at all which apparently is common in oily skin, my skin care routine isnt too extra either, I use a mist spray with water to remove oil in the morning and then apply spf, in the evening I use a oat oil cleanser and then a water based cleanser for redness then apply a omega water cream with lipids. Thats it. It's really bothersome because how my skin appears from day to day can impact how I feel on that particular day, I feel it also really impacts my mental health.

[@Dan24.]

Same. I didn’t wash my face for 2 weeks not even with water and because of that my skin has become very greasy and oily. Even after washing everyday regularly it didn’t change so this will be the way my skin is going to be from now on. If you found anything that helps reduce oiliness I would appreciate advice!

[@brigitte9999]

I have had oily skin my whole life. I hated it for the first 25 years now I love it. It has never subsided regardless of age or hormonal changes. I have no wrinkles and have learned how to keep my pores clear. I don’t have large pores because I’m so vigilant about mild exfoliating. And 40 years of retin A!😂

[@misanthropexoxo9618]

no wrinkles? yeah right 🙄

[@raraavis7782]

Same. My derm way back when I was a teen, predicted I would age beautifully, because of my oily skin. And he was correct. No wrinkles at age 42, even though I rarely used sunscreen till my late 30s and no Retinol, until recently.

[@sebumpostmortem]

Same at 47. Literally no wrinkles. At least _skin karma_ is giving us back some advantages💁🏻‍♀️✨

[@misanthropexoxo9618]

@@raraavis7782 …you have frown lines…what are you talking about no wrinkles lol

[@Ryoogah1]

@@misanthropexoxo9618 I mean... thats definetly wrinkle, but a natural one that everyone has. When people say wrinkles they mainly mean ones that are visible on a neutral expression. Eyebags, drooped cheeks, frowny forehead(Without frowning ofc).

[@misssoandso]

Nighttime, Cleansing balm and gentle cleanser together are game changers for my oily/combo skin. I use a thick moisturizing cream at night, such as CeraVe/Aveeno. I water cleanse in the AM, because cleansing more than once a day makes me feel dry and more oily ironically. Then I use same moisturizer, let it dry and apply Skin Aqua gel sunscreen. I use a clay mask 1-2x per week.

[@jessicagomez1760]

The best sunscreen I found is the "Elta MD physical" since it has niacinamide and that ingredient is the best friend for oily people ✨ it is tinted tho, it is very very light the tone, and it turns mate (the only physical sunscreen I know that actually does this), the only con is it pills if you rubb for too long (just apply it for 10 to 15 seconds at most) be fast with the application and you are good 👍🏻

[@kindafamoustv5440]

Aveeno oat and restore is the only moisturizer I can use without flare ups

[@ri8347]

Thank you Dr Dray! My skin has been so oily recently

[@marylawman8603]

As someone who has oily, sensitive skin, this was interesting and helpful. Thank you so much! Happy Friday, Dr Dray!! I hope you, your sweet momma and little Tybee have a happy and fun weekend. 💗

[@lygophilia4127]

I LOVE the Skin Aqua Rhoto Super Moisture UV Gel. It dries so fast and doesn't feel like there's anything on my face, maybe moisturizer, but it does not feel like the standard US sunscreen. No shine, no grease. I bought 11 sunscreens over the course of a year, and I'm done trying new ones. Skin Agua is my holy grail. Good price, too, for such a fantastic sunscreen.

[@Ohkeh640]

It’s good for oily skin? Matte? No white cast? Good under make up? Can you please send me the link Wonder if we have it in australia Doubt it

[@perseverance5284]

Nice Kirby back there 🩷🩷

[@charlesd.1102]

I live in Brazil, in one of its hottest cities, and i find that oily skin is super manageable in the winter.. too bad we only have like 3 weeks of low temperatures per year, lol. Having oily skin on a humid climate and sweating all the time it's like all hell breaks loose in terms of skincare, makes using sunscreen a real battle.

[@hrhsophiathefirst4060]

I saw a huge decrease in my oiliness once I started on Tretinoin and added moisturizer consistently. Now I have a slight amount of oil but not enough to really care about. Moisturizer for oily skin, who knew?

[@jittapootowasakun1960]

i have a very oily skin, but i use cleansing oil every night, no breakout, don’t worry people, just choose it well.

[@alyshal417]

Happy Friday! I don’t have oily skin but tried the Hero cosmetics sunscreen and I think it would be good for oily skin for anyone looking for sunscreen 💙

[@nadab4750]

👱‍♀️❤

[@DrDrayzday]

I love that one 👍🏼

[@mariettaszabo]

I have the oiliest skin and I have always had. I hate it. I tried everything, salicylic acid, niacinamide, clay masks, tretinoin, and lastly, isotretinoin. I am on a whole food plant based diet for years, I do sports, and I am healthy completely. Isotretinoin is the only thing that works, I am on a low dose (10 mg every day) for 1,5 years and honestly am terrified of stopping it, because my face is so oily that it effects my self-esteem in a bad way and I am ashamed of it. I am serious when I say this but I have never seen another human with such an oily skin As I have. 😥

[@sebumpostmortem]

I am EXACTLY the same. 10 mg a day is perfect to control our excess without suffering side effects. How it works when you stop? DON' T BE AFRAID 🖤. You remain like if you took the pills for some months, even years. Then, veeeeeeeery slowly, you start to become tiny tiny tiny bit oilier every day. I was terrified the first time also. What I can NOT tell you is how much time you will look like being on isotretinoine. It was 2 years my first time. Currently, at 48 yo, I' ve started a mini micro dose (5 mgs every 3 days) after 6 years of perfection. My derm could not believe it. He repeated in a loop: "I was sure that 2016 should be your last round😳🤯" And I' ve been using tretinoine every night since then. Nothing😒. No topical can help me to decrease my crazy production. In my case, it' s pure genetics. My nutrition and lifestyle is healthy simply for myself not because my skin reacts better to it. "The Cinderella Effect" is not gonna happen, don' t you worry. I hate my oil. I' ll always do. It' s the sensation, feeling I can' t control it buuuuut, my face is not normal. Not a single wrinkle. (I wish YT allowed to send you a DM) Always showing my ID because nobody believes me. At least, all that oil has done something benefitial 😅. Hope it helped. Don' t hesitate to ask me whatever you need. 🧛🏻‍♀️🖤

[@sebumpostmortem]

Oh, my Saint Derm, I forgot to mention... He' s been a derm for about 35 years and my oil production made his jaw drop. I know what you are talking about. I' d rather choose to be 1 minute naked in the center of my city than waking up with someone face to face. I am not exagerating at all. Makes me feel dirty, nasty ashamed and humiliated. I totally feel people who suffer from hyperhydrosis. 🧛🏻‍♀️🖤 (🤔are you magyar skin twin?...)

[@mariettaszabo]

@@sebumpostmortem thank you so much for sharing your story with me, I really appreciate it! 💗 Unfortunately, my skin gets oily again in like a week after I stopped iso for a short time because I had a surgery. I was devastated. My only hope now is that maybe if I get the cumulative dose (which I think is counted from my weight) then my basic oiliness wont be that strong. I wish I could take this medication forever! I am 29 years old (and yes, hungarian) now and I dont have kids yet, but honestly the thought of stopping iso a few months before trying, during pregnancy, and during breastfeeding (so around 2 years) and living with my oiliness for that long terrifies me and makes me question if I really want a kid/kids or not. I know this sounds crazy, but living with a condition like this is crazy too on a daily basis, as you know.

[@mariettaszabo]

@@sebumpostmortem where do you live? Was it hard for you to find a derm who prescribed you isotretinoin? Did you need to try all the topicals before giving you the magical pill?

[@sebumpostmortem]

@@mariettaszabo I' m spanish. But just a "passport spanish". From the inside, I' m ukrainian☺️. Was it hard? A hell, a nightmare. Years and years of derms, every single topical that may exist, oral hormones, antibiotics... All unsuccesfull. That' s why I call him Saint Derm. Finally, 🙌🏻THE PILL🙌🏻 and, most important, not overdosed. In Spain, 95% of derms prescribe 40mgs a day or 40 morning+40 afternoon. 🤦🏻‍♀️🤯From one delirious situation to the completely opposite. From extream oil to extream dry (and so many other chronicle side effects). Also discipline is a factor. Patients tend to ignore the rules, drink, eat and do what they want and blame the medication😒. So, here, when you say "I took Roacutan", the stigma comes out and everybody says: RoacuSATAN? ARE YOU CRAZY? THIS IS VENOM, ROACUTAN DESTROYED MY LIFE!!!😱😰. We know that it can be life changing and my blood tests were and are always on point. So my liver is. 🧛🏻‍♀️🖤.

[@Juan92x]

Wow I love your new look 🙌🏼😍

[@isabellelim2573]

I have oily skin and I wash and exfoliate every single day day and night and use salicylic acid on top of my exfoliator every day and I still have white heads every. Single. Night. 😃

[@lovehandles2464]

Thankyou Dr Dray for thinking about us bearded folk and our troubles with sunscreen and other products. I tried the skin aqua sunscreen and that one leaves no nasty residue in the beard area.

[@maricelg777]

Happy Friday, Dr. Dray 🤍😊☀️🍀 I have very oily skin type and cannot wait to watch this video. Thanks Dr.

[@whitneybrown4067]

Greetings Maricel Gundayao hope u r well n Happy Friday😀👍💜….

[@user-vl5bg8bk4c]

Rub apple cider on your face for a week straight

[@janjickamixy]

Interesting...I have oily skin and was recommended by a dermatologist not to wash my face with cleanser (just water is fine) in the morning, just in the evening, it helped a lot.

[@rashisharma6439]

Using a gentle cleanser helped me reduce oil production in my skin,significantly. 🌸

[@Dan24.]

Which one are you using ? My face is so greasy that I don’t even want to leave my house that’s how bad it is. I would appreciate any advice!

[@hoibsh21]

Oily skin isn't all bad. IF you're ever in jail you can escape by sliding between the bars.

[@nikkimills9065]

I love you're talking about this topic I've always had oily skin an the annoyingness of wasteful products in the years past especially moisturizers luckly years ago I started using philosophy renewed hope in a jar then I was so sad when they stopped making it now they have a hope in a jar smooth glow idk if they just rebranded the other but it works just as good I'm so happy to know this journey has been for others too it can be very frustrating thank you for what you do :)

[@bieberfan6300]

Excellent as always ❤

[@rosangelaolivares4426]

Yaaaas pilling is my biggest issue. Thankfully I have learned with you that less is better: double cleanse, moisturizer and tretinoin. Once a month vaseline and Sunscreen everyday all day long!!

[@Cxntiee]

Needed this ❤️

[@slydias]

I just found your channel and I love it. Thank you for all the info❤️

[@anovalars5955]

Thank you for making this video, is very helpfull for who have oily skin. If u dont mind please make more video with considering oily skin condition if u explaining some skincare ingredients. Thanks ^^

[@toobarahmankhan4998]

OMG! Dr Drey in makeup!! That's such a bomb!! You look so pretty ❤️

[@abaddon2148]

the natural deodorant one really gets me. "it takes 2-3 weeks for your body to adjust :)" no it has taken 2-3 weeks for you to develop nose blindness to how rancid you smell.

[@ericaerica8031]

I’ve had oily skin for most of my life and at 48, have very few wrinkles.

[@tyranprinsloo2134]

Red really suits you Dr. Dray

[@bend96]

Would rather have dry skin than oily skin. Oily skin smells bad, clogs pore, make your pillows smell bad and overall very irritating when you have glasses.

[@ispyamoose]

My face has been a mystery. I get keratosis pilaris on my arms, I have dry skin, dealt with eczema when I was younger, get random hives now. But my facial skin is oily, sensitive, reddens from products easily, and flakes all the damn time. I've tried so many things, it's hard to know what to do.

[@carlottalamerata]

Same for me!

[@ispyamoose]

@@carlottalamerata I've never come across someone else with those issues too!! I know what hasn't worked in the past, and ensuring that *should* work just doesn't. It's frustrating.

[@snatchthesnitch7935]

Aside from alcohol, try to look for sunscreen that has silica in it! Game changer ingredient for me too.

[@tonyj4271]

happy Friday guys xo

[@nadab4750]

👱‍♀️❤

[@DrDrayzday]

Happy Friday

[@gachasis2704]

Hilarious! Thank you Dr. Dray, all this time I kept blaming my face cream, for making me lazy!😂

[@Novemberrain111]

Happy Friday Dr Dray 🌸love the red on you! Have a wonderful day🌻💕

[@yusufpacaci]

you getting beautiful day by day 🥰

[@curiousone6129]

Wow! Great makeup!

[@xLeBang]

I don't have acne prone skin but I am SO SHINY. I've tried like 15 sunscreens based on recommendations on youtube and I still look like a discoball 🥲. The wvinic Korean sunscreen is the least bad I've had so far but still not suitable for me. I'll try the tip to not use moisturizer, let's see!

[@parism5212]

Wow!!! You look so pretty today 🌸

[@johnpaulamoranto3012]

Very informative!

[@DrDrayzday]

Thanks for watching

[@johnpaulamoranto3012]

@@DrDrayzday I have been watching your videos since 2018. Your vlog helped me to pick better products. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge. I believe your vlog saved many people from skin issues and overspending on skincare products. I wish you good health and long life.

[@joanshealy1662]

Dr Dray is looking beautiful today in red ❤

[@SebastianoZanda]

I've tried everything from the topic side(adapalene, niacinamide, BPO, zinc, etc.), diet and so on. Right now my dermatologist put me on isotretinoin 5mg everyday. I really hope I'll work

[@marie01ism]

After using adapalene, my oily skin isn’t that oily anymore

[@cherryvanilla8400]

You are so kind Dr dray for calling all skin type people.. I hate looking in the mirror cos of my pores and shininess..makes me look like a man

[@april8cb]

I am excessively oily and was recommended Beauty Bio Hydro-Infusion Pore Cleansing Tool. Basically an at home Hydrafacial type device. Could you do a video of your professional opinion/science of at home devices like this? I’ve had this type of facial in a esthetician office with good results but I’m unsure of the efficacy of at home type devices.

[@Eteraz]

Looking lovely Dr. Dray. Love your eye makeup.

[@pierraskincare2021]

You are awesome Dr.Dray🥰

[@autumn1231]

I'm 66 year old man. I've always had oily skin but never had acne. Strangers often comment on my skin and how young I look. I've had friends pull me over at gatherings and will ask people that don't know me to guess my age. I've had guys (strangers) walk up and ask me what I do to my skin. Honestly I can't afford anything more than regular bar soap and that's it. My wife (don't judge me LOL) is much younger. She always says ...... "you're different".

[@user-tb5nq9sx1h]

lucky you

[@annewatkis5824]

Wow Dr Dray you look amazing in red. x

[@julieann5697]

You look beautiful today!

[@runecscapeman]

Hi Doctor, I've been watching and taking your advice since 2016. Thank you for all the help. Oh, you still look exactly the same.

[@tony-ks2xo]

I’m 17 idky why all of a sudden I’m so oily I remember in middle school my face would literally peel from being so dry now my skin gets so oily when I wake up or just after 2 hours of washing my face nd I’m talking super oily not no normal oil smh it’s so annoying

[@LuluArdila10]

The most annoying part about having oily and acne prone skin is that everyone (even complete strangers) feel obligated to make unsolicited-often rude- comments about my face. Often it’s someone saying “you need to do X to fix your face.” Number 1: I never asked for your advice. I never even asked for you to look at my face. Number 2: Gosh, I’m so lucky I ran into you cause I haven’t already tried thousands of dollars worth of products, medications and treatments… 🙄 Most of the time they offer the dumbest ‘solution’ which I’ve already tried and given up on. They also have a tone that makes it sound like they think I’m lazy and I’m just too stupid and lack self awareness to realize that the answer was there all along. It all would be very infuriating if it wasn’t so demoralizing. Anyway. Thanks for the thoughtful video. End rant.

[@choicemin2100]

How do oily skin people reapply sunscreen? Wash the fash again to reapply or just use wipes and reapply but isn't overwashing the face bad for the skin? or just apply once in the morning?

[@sebumpostmortem]

Blot, blot and blot. Desperating and time consuming but convenient😅 If I had to wash everytime my full face (not just the T zone) looks very oily, it should LITERALLY happen every 30mins. 🧛🏻‍♀️🖤

[@mrcs02]

Another fantastic video

[@nihao4149]

Wow pretty!