Youtube Live Layering and QnA

[@SuzeBlues]

I am so sad that ANYONE is disparaging you in any way. I have learned soooo much and I adore you. 🥰

[@tylershrader3805]

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[@dannyjay7426]

I love you so much baby ❤❤

[@Joeghost47]

@@dannyjay7426😂😂😂😂

[@elanclinic]

Well I am a Dermatology Nurse Consultant in the UK and I think you two are brilliant because you come from an evidence based stance.

[@nicodranasien]

Thank you for this!! I always get confused about layering every time i integrate a new ingredient/product. This channel has helped me so so much i get to see a dermatologist for the first time ever this may but your channel is such a great resource for everyone so thank you!

[@JC-qk9nt]

The fact that you time stamped this whole video is impressive AF

[@Doctorly]

Thanks. I actually had to timestamp the whole thing twice because I removed the intro a day later. Haha

[@TotallyNotJoe_]

@@DoctorlyHoly crap lmao

[@MelissaReist]

The perfect video to listen to while getting my garden beds ready for planting! Shoutout to y’all for including time stamps so we can reference specific topics again. We appreciate it!!

[@heidigallagher8300]

I have learned SO much from you both. I have confidence in what to buy. What to splurge on. How to layer and how to create a routine that works best for my skin. Also what in office prosedures are worth while. It is a relief to know that I'm not just “rolling the dice” and hope that what I just purchased gives me the outcome promised by either the salesperson or whatever the label states. Thank you!!

[@heidiwebster7984]

My mom is a (retired) microbiologist, but she can't explain anything about what she does enough to actually help your average person actually understand much about it. I feel like it's the people who are truly passionate about what they are doing that have a real ability to teach that thing to others, and you are honestly great at it. ❤ I appreciate it very much! I'm interested enough to REALLY want to learn about taking care of my skin, and there's an almost criminal amount of misinformation out there (fake news 😂). Sincerely, thank you for making education available to me!

[@pickmeisha]

Perhaps you never fully garnered the interest nor patience for her to dig deeper into what she did?

[@AlohaH808]

Thank you for creating the time to provide us these Q&A interactions - so incredibly helpful!!! Namaste

[@Doctorly]

You're so welcome. Wish I had more time to give =)

[@michelleheintz1075]

my cousin and I are so thankful that I found you guys, I was a nurse and have worked for a dermatologist before but I truly appreciate you passing on your knowledge to the masses and to where even people not in the medical field like my cousin you make it easy for her to understand. plus I love that y'all have told us about that product from the ordinary that is like botox in a bottle without it actually being botox because I've always been against botox because I know what it truly is and the possibility of side effects. you've truly help me get back into skin care again which I know is important no matter how bad my memory gets. sorry this is long just hope it makes sense because I know I have a TBI. (HEART)

[@allysonclodfelter4723]

I think this may be one of the best data based informative posts I have seen. I work in pharma and analytics and have read so many studies on my personal time which support everything you are saying here

[@sarameier]

I’m so glad you guys are going to keep making videos together! I’ve learned so much from you both and love your videos. Where is Dr. Shah moving?

[@Wilson53Melinda]

Haters live on hurting others. I really appreciate the work you guys do. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@Cubalibre-v6b]

I missed the live but I am watching the video now . Simply amazing!!! I’ve learned so much about skincare.The way you explain everything is so amazing, not only I am learning more about the skin but I can actually understand how to use products, when to use it. This is one of the best videos ever. Great job . Thank you 🙏🏼!!

[@mimiwetu6998]

Thank you for educating us and keeping it fun too. I gave 2 questions please. 1. How do I integrate a peptide (Paula’s Choice Peptide Booster to be precise) into my routine. My ultimate goal is anti-aging and skin brightening. 2. How do I treat my dry, dehydration prone skin with enlarged pores to get even texture?

[@Doctorly]

Unfortunately, The first question is way easier than the second. Peptides are so easy to add to routines because they are well tolerated, have benefits that compliment most other ingredients, and play well with others. The peptide booster can be added on during the lightweight serum portion of a routine. After cleansing, toning/exfoliate, and maybe after other lightweight serums with higher priority ingredients like retinoids. BUt really calms, compliments, and boosts like great supporting ingredients should. for #2. Pores respond best to procedures like microneedling or ablative lasers, but for topicals retinoids or AHA can help, and for dry dehydrated or sensitive skin Lactic acid might be the better option.

[@mimiwetu6998]

@@Doctorly thank you so much for your response. I am learning a lot on the reasoning behind certain recommendations from your (solo and together) format. It helps a great deal. Especially because I live in a country where the dermatologists I have seen so far seemed unfamiliar with POC skin. I will keep the option of microneedling at the back of my mind until I find someone to walk the journey with me

[@JoannaNFP]

Doctor, I’m also an MD but what I would really like to know is in terms of published studies and/or even clinical trials: what is scientifically proven to help with our skin besides moisturizer to prevent/delay wrinkles? I’ve been reading a lot about creams with hyaluronic acid and its benefits, retinoids too ( efficacy’s better if oral right? even though its recommendations are very limited and we have to watch out for side effects. I haven’t had time to read anything about vitamin C tho… My question remains : what can we prove nowadays that is beneficial and efficient when it comes to topical treatments, especially about everything you just mentioned and no need to talk about SPF ) I would really love your input and your answer. Thank you sm and I just subscribed!

[@JoannaNFP]

Not just irritating, there are some “ ant-wrinkles” moisturizers which left the me with a chemical burn haha I can laugh now

[@ashleybach7916]

One more note, because I’m an oncology nurse … they make a line of aveno products that are nice for many chemo patients.

[@TerryVenus]

Dr. Maxfield, first of all, I must comment and say whole heartily watching you demonstrate with your enormous passion and enthusiasm and at the same time explicate your rationale on skin care benefits. You put a smile on face. Your funny antics, in the way you animate your words, is worth the price of admission. But please don’t change a thing. I mean that in a good way. You are a rare find. I can say as a laymen, you will go far. Patients will love your wisdom and being. And that’s what the world needs desperately. Just kindness. But I do have a couple of questions. Can years of taking oral steroids such as prednisone moderately, cause thinning of the skin or desquamation. And second, have you ever heard of a rare skin condition called “Aqua Gentic Puritis”. It’s when a person is bathing and the skin starts to dry your body starts this” INTENSE ITCHING”. It last about 20 to 25 mins. Then stops completely. It means one is “Allergic to water”. A Dermatologist said this to me some 30 years ago when you were just a pup. When she told me this I replied, “Yep! “And pigs fly!”. I thought she lost her marbles! When she showed me a medical journal page 660, reading it defined me to a tee. Needless to say I was in dismay. She admitted there is no cure known or treatment. I would really like to hear your explanation if any. I’d be grateful . Thank you for your sincere contribution to the universe. And most of all your works of charity. God is very pleased.

[@thespion]

I always enjoy your deeper dives into subjects in these videos. Some of the topics do not specifically apply to me, so the time stamps are also greatly appreciated. This are fantastic companion pieces to the shorter pieces you do in other forums (eg, TikTok)

[@Mommaslew]

Loved this! You are sooooo educated in your field. Amazing!

[@VL9301]

Ive learned so much from you both. Thanks so much for continuing and helping us!!!! Love you both. Please continue! Aloha❤

[@aundrealauzon]

I'm so sorry I missed you live. It was awesome, and I learned a lot! I just wanted to say how grateful and thankful I am for winning the Ordinary giveaway. Unfortunately I haven't received the products yet, but I'm not surprised because I live in Canada. I'll be keeping my eye out for it though.

[@Doctorly]

Thank you so much, and congrats! I hope you love them, when they get there. Thank you so much for the feedback though. I"m going to look into this on my end as well.

[@yog5856]

Thank you for doing this on your Saturday. Lots of good info!

[@caseyplanck6005]

The Black Girl Sunscreen (for kids) is my HOLY GRAIL!!! I love it!

[@Ginam3939]

I’m pretty sure the guy asking about the vitamin c around the eye meant “ serum” no syrup. Auto correct at its finest 😊 Anywho, thanks so much for doing this video. I was very helpful and explained more then I already researched and you gave better in-site. Thanks again and keep the videos coming!!! We all appreciate.

[@relee1207]

OMG! The itching and burning! I experienced perioral dermatitis after 3 weeks of retinol use. Get a prescription for metronidazole. After applying to my face for just a few days my rash is almost gone. I'm thrilled with the results.

[@ct7817]

At 36:05 the white spots could be tinea versicolor. They show up when your skin is exposed to sun. A lot of derms don’t look for this because they are not familiar with tropical climates, where it is common.

[@Nai-09]

I was literally just thinking this yesterday and now you’re in my recommended. Lol Thanks!

[@yc7940]

This is absolutely wonderful!!! Thank you so much for all of this great information.

[@kati7082]

Thanks for the layering lesson. I never know what to use when. I do use vitamin C and the Roc retinoid I’m always very confused when to do in the AM and in the PM.

[@trinah55]

Bravo Doctor, Trina from Australia🇦🇺

[@huertocasero2597]

I luv this channel....sooo educative. Luv it, luv it, THE BEST

[@michaelscucci1223]

Thanks for all you do. I LOVE watching your video sessions. A lot of stuff you discuss I already know but I love the reinforcement from a specialist. Your the best! 😊

[@juliabinford6500]

Thank you! You share so much knowledge, and you share your thought process. Helps me think that way too.

[@rachelattack]

I absolutely love the Versed aloe and green tea gel moisturizer, it absorbs so fast and there's no film and it makes my face and body feel bouncy and hydrated so fast. It's at Shopper's in Canada and it's 22$ so it's really affordable

[@minicoop54]

This is AWESOME!!!! 🤩Thanks, Doc!

[@valienyx1433]

I wish you could create some kind of timeline about what age/s to start using which products/actives. 😃

[@wilmaknickersfit]

I can relate to your question, but maybe from a different perspective. I'm 61 and my Mum is 81. Some products must be largely a waste of money at a certain age. The kind of advice I want is what is the most important products at certain times in my life. I always use SPF, my moisturising lotion has hyaluronic acid, and I am just getting into retinol. My Mum has her own routine. At our age where skin is already losing firmness, what else should we consider adding to our routines that will give decent results? What would be a waste of time and money?

[@AA-cn5ul]

@@wilmaknickersfit look up hot and flashy

[@wilmaknickersfit]

@@AA-cn5ul Thanks. I've followed Angie almost since she started and love her channel, but that still doesn't cover the whole thing about how your skin ages. Plus her routine is pretty expensive and she's had procedures I could never afford. Her channel is all about openness and effectiveness, but I would like to know more about the timeline of the natural ageing process. 🙂

[@ToTheWolves]

Start it all at 25. Can't go wrong.

[@Doctorly]

That is a good idea, I always say that a person needs to let their skincare change and age with them. -DrM

[@lsc1465]

I am bookmarking this to watch soon! I just watched your Biossance copper peptides video and I want to add that in, but I see I shouldn't use it when I use my vitamin c, which I do in the morning. I need some layering help I believe! Thank you so much for these videos!

[@Blaakerswife]

Extremely helpful channel! I just follow a simple 3 step routine:cleanse,moisturise and protect.Complicating it with too many steps doesn't work for me.

[@IshaBhalla]

Very informative video !! Happy to watch !!

[@heatherboltz357]

Thank you for the wonderful education. I'm not techy savvy either. I am an esthetician and learned so much today.

[@fizahisham_4055]

you have no idea how helpful this video is! thank you so much 🤎

[@grasya6279]

I'm already in my early 30's & already damage my skin barriers because of using anything I want on my face ( including harmful chemicals) (or I guess I used it in a wrong way) Pluss not including sunscreen on my routine..Now, I'm following these two brilliant doctors to help me with my skin care routine and promised to passed this to my next generation.. Following them will surely help the younger generation in choosing the right skin care for them..🥺

[@sarahackett1433]

Could y’all do a video on just hair, shampoos and conditioners for hair loss, also why hair gets greasy only a day after washing etc, what kind of daily tips we should be doing for hair loss (massaging scalp, wearing head wrap to sleep? If silk pillow cases actually help). Love your videos! thanks for sharing such valuable information with the public (:

[@markjanssens1658]

There is no shampoo for hair loss. You need Rogaine or Propecia (not sure if women can use the latter).

[@gracegala9085]

Can you do a video on what products should be put in a skincare fridge and what products shouldn't?

[@tinamartin1549]

please dont stop!!!! I am just starting

[@michelekoupai]

Hi Dr. M @doctorly! I just wanted to say that I started watching you guys a few years ago (maybe 2?) and somehow I found you again! I really enjoy your content and the way you explain things, in not only an authentic way, but you use scientific terminology, and Laymen's terms, both, which as an RN student, I am learning in 2 ways now about something I love. My skincare routine has been updated after years of using taz (and several visits to the Derm over the years) thanks to you! May you both be blessed. Keep the videos on products coming! Looking forward them... ✊👊M

[@raulkapur3691]

How to layer these products …. Niamiacine, hydroquinone, vitamin c , retinol A, matrix’s and Argireline. Of course sunscreen and moisturizer.

[@klopl100]

Great live! SO much good information!

[@junelune2344]

Love all your videos and so much knowledge about skin care thank you.

[@Girlygamer248]

Your job of separating the acne prone/ oily skin and dry to normal or combination skin when explaining what steps that is right for different skin types can get very confusing for me and I can tell from how you speak you don't want to give bad advice. I couldn't do it. I would have to explain steps for each skin type and the steps of your individual skin type. I can keep up because of all the new products that come out every year is the " Holy Grail ". But you answering questions helps me understand individual concerns! Love you channel, keep them coming ❤

[@sacredpaw]

Thank you for another wonderful informative video!❤

[@margaretmartine9430]

Interesting, finally someone said something about the length of time between the application of actives. 20 minutes, is it for the efficacy or to make sure they don’t cancel each other? I’d love to know!

[@Doctorly]

It can be for both. Totally depends on the ingredients and products used in sequence.

[@Zay6005]

THANK YOU 4 TIMESTAMPS

[@xKarenWalkerx]

Glutathione is the antioxidant used to lighten skin. In very high amounts (500mg+ per day). Best to be injected into muscle for best absorption, though it can be injected subcutaneously and even taken orally or sublingually. It does lighten skin it just takes a while. It is mostly used in Asia, mostly South Asia. I think Dr. Maxfield is half South Asian (if I’m not mistaken). I think he was just fawning not remembering. With his being a Doctor and having that background he should have definitely remembered/known. I think it’s just his way of saying he doesn’t recommend it…I personally don’t see anything wrong with it. There’s millions of light skinned people that tan their skin every single day on purpose to look darker…so why can’t the opposite be?…

[@briannetarver2261]

If you guys could do a video on different safe Pregnancy regimens, I would LOVE to see it!!! I was using retinol prescribed by my doctor, but now sadly cannot use it :'( I am pregnant. Now I have acne on my neck I cannot get rid of! 😩 I use vitamin c, Niacinamide, azeliac acid, copper peptides, lactic acid, all at different times of course... Love your videos!!! Thanks

[@itsnotme_139]

For the question about the headaches after using retinols, I have IIH and my Dr told to stop all use for vitamin A topicals as they can be absorbed and increase ICP. Get an eye exam and let them tell you if you have any swelling in your optic nerve. Feel free to message if you have questions

[@Redsiix]

I love you 2. I hope yallz work things out.

[@rheagaliffa90]

Your great! Thanks for all information! 😀

[@ashleybach7916]

So here’s a weird thing … I had no irritation using .5 or 1% retin-A followed by azelaic acid 20% then moisturizer every night …. It’s when I switched to the retin-A followed by Eucerin 10% urea that I woke with peely tight skin. With the urea! Go figure.

[@Sentient_Goose]

Do you announce these qa's ahead of time? How can we get info about when you're hosting another session? Thanks ❤️

[@Lyysssaaa]

I started putting the retinoid on 1st last week after cleansing…Ohh myyy gawwd the bumps I’ve had on my chin for yearsss are smaller and less bumpy. I have been exfoliating, using masks, washing, scraping, and even tried to squeeze them. I think they’re kp bumps? And nothing has worked til I switched the order in applying products. It has caused some drying, so I think every other day or just twice/ thrice a week would be better? Or maybe do my moisturizing mask once a week. It could be I was layering it with Olay night cream. I’ll try using hyaluronic acid or just a moisturizing moisturizer instead of one with niacinamide and retinoid

[@ctrongful]

Oh my gosh! We need a flow chart!

[@CM-hk8so]

I was prescribed tretinoin for hormonal acne over a year ago. It fixed the issue and now I mainly use my prescription to help with mild acne and anti-aging effects. Since I use retinoids, would you say that I don't really need any other active ingredients? My main concerns is mild/normal acne breakouts and anti-aging. I would like to even my skin tone and brighten it, but its not something that I feel a tone of stress about.

[@melissagalech3649]

Thrive sunscreen body and facial sunscreen has zinc oxide and leaves no white cast!! I love it! It's regenerative farming for Costa Rica as well!

[@melissafink5530]

Please share your thoughts on Beauty Pie products. Thanks for the videos and helpful tips.

[@karlperriment7763]

Can you recommend a good derma roller pen or stamp.i could use at home pls... thank u karl here from London uk

[@enigmasolver7779]

🥳🥳2 heads are better than one you guys are so helpful

[@catwhisperer1253]

I have a question, but it is not about layering. What do you think about the procedure Veinwave for getting rid of spider veins? It seems like a new procedure that is not widely known. They say it is an outpatient procedure and you can go back to normal routines and exercises immediately.

[@zeedao3185]

I love the show so much ❤

[@TheTalaisha]

Can you guys share what the best procedures are for wrinkles for example…. Micro needling, radiofrequency micro needling, lasers, CO2 lasers.

[@chris-jt7kw]

Can you please let us know your thoughts on the Nira home laser… Thanks for all your videos!!!

[@maarten7]

Are you familiar with Loren Pickart and Skin Biology? I have been using their copper peptides and love them.

[@heckyesitsjess84]

Yes yes yes on the good rx

[@emilyreynolds4185]

You’re adorable. Thanks for the info!

[@veronicachezar6913]

Great content but ridiculous amount of ads every 2-3 minutes…is that reasonable you think or rather will cause backlash from your viewers?

[@Wintersheim]

30:35 could this be due to irritation to the eyes? Dryness and such.

[@catrinwilliams3016]

You could possibly put a zoom or a FaceTime call on your phone to get side so that you can listen to each other and it can be a lot more engaging between you both 🥰

[@judybeverley-harvey5899]

Thanks so much for such great information!

[@raulmontellano9089]

Please do a video on youth to the people skincare line, specifically the superfood cleanser. I've been conflicted on added fragrance vs fragrance from the natural ingredients.

[@lenorelopez748]

Very well explained. Thank you!

[@raevalverde7757]

That was so confusing 😕 You need to be more specific! Eg. Vitamin C before niacinamide? Should they even be used at the same time?

[@Asiya-Nazir]

Hi..i moved to another country and weather is dry here..i tried all kind of lotions and skin care routine but my skin is peeling continuously..please tell me what to do?

[@changhe664]

So informative! Thank you

[@LydiaZ36]

I don't think I've ever heard you discuss melanicyte boosters like melanatan. Are the safe to use? Can they cause any long term skin damage?

[@angel.heart007]

Love all your help as always and I prob won’t get an answer but I’m curious to know how good or bad is hydroquinone. My dermatologist prescribed it for me (8%) to fade my dark patches but I’m nervous about the cancer causing affects it may have. What is the most comparable product without using hydroquinone? And help would be great🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@MsCherryKitten]

I would love to get your take on my sunscreen allergy! Sunscreen, whether chemical or mineral, causes terrible photosensitivity for me. I know I’m allergic to zinc but idk what chemical in the chemical sunscreens I’m allergic too. I currently use coconut oil and red raspberry seed oil as a natural option. It helps but I’m always on the lookout for other options.

[@alisoncurran9631]

So my skin has always been ok with retinol since started using the ordinary about 3 months ago, other than I could definitely feel it a bit more sensitive to daylight as expected. But question for you! I've oily /combination skin, don't really get spots but prone to blackheads and shine so I use salicylic acid Paula's choice and the ordinary acid occasionally. Can you use a retinol and salicylic acid together? If using niamcinamide and salicylic acid in the morning, when does matrixyl and argireline come in?!

[@Doctorly]

Retinol and SA can be used together. as always irritation is possible. And if using Niacinamide + SA + Matrixyl and argireline, SA likely first so it can break up the oils or as a rinse off (as is my preference) and then the rest can be layered according to vehicle with lightest first. And argireline is usually in a watery vehicle as it's more stable that way. DrM

[@alisoncurran9631]

@@Doctorly awesome thank you! Guess I've always been blessed with fairly clear skin, started my retinol journey few months ago as figured it was time and man, I was confused about what goes on when! 🤣 thanks as always x

[@Pooky1973]

Dr. Maxwell. I and many others, i believe would really enjoy a Collaboration between you and Lab Muffin. Specifically, im sure this might be costly, but a breakdown of specific products with the good and bad of their formulation and the "real" percentages of the ingredients and how that is effective from a dermatologist aspect as well as the chemical effectiveness, of that formulation for "advertised" skin conditions, issues, claims. Also, if you guys could provide your expertise in educating us on brands that would pass the test as well as formulations of ingredients that are very stable and those that are not so much. I know this would cost you some serious effort and time but i believe it could put you and Lab Muffin above the rest and bring to the front how important the difference is for all of us between (ingredients and their formulation) and just an ingredient list. ***Thanks for all you do!

[@lisaw7633]

I'm just putting this out there. Can you guy's recommend something for darker inner thighs for women who may have this issue. So we can wear our shorts with confidence 😊

[@Jasapan-u4s]

What does the purple light mean in the background. I see it on different channels and so I assume it represents something

[@midlifemom5829]

I’m wanting to address hyperpigmentation and ant-aging. Is this an ok routine…AM : vit c serum, niacinamide serum, Faded topical , Cera Ve PM moisturizer, ColorScience Even Out SPF. Then PM: Tret 0.1 , Drmtlgy night cream? Can I do AHA (Alpha Skincare )or BHA (Paula’s Choice) 1-2x /weeknights and skip tret?

[@Doctorly]

That's a very thorough OTC regimen for dark spots and photoaging! With that many ingredients Faded, Vit C, Tret, AHA/BHA irritation is very likely. But, those ingredients compliment eachother VERY nicely. DrM

[@muta_othernames]

Doesn't Faded already have Niacinamide? 🤔 I think Niacinamide is one of the ingredients it has the most of. The CeraVe PM has a lot of Niacinamide too.. It sounds very likely to irritate

[@hannahfaith3244]

Could you guys go over pregnancy safe skincare products and what you recommend- understanding every pregnancy is different and so are the needs

[@jennifermcfarland9063]

I know how important sunscreen is for anti-aging. I am a total skincare or beauty related junkie. I’m a cosmetologist bc of obsessed I’ve been my whole life. I have so many amazing products for my skin including the ordinary, philosophy, drunk elephant, and tons of others. I do all the extra stuff to like microdermabrasion and micro blading. I’m very aware tho without using sunscreen religiously all of this is for naught. Unfortunately, my eyes refuse to tolerate any type of sunscreen. I’ve tried chemical n physical in so many brands to no avail. The second I put it on my face my eyes start burning n watering like crazy. It’s so miserable n painful it takes years before I ultimately attempt it again. It never works and I don’t know what I can even do to solve this. I want to use sunscreen I know I need to, but I don’t know how to without being in pain. Is there a sunscreen for people with possibly a sunscreen allergy or just severely sensitive eyes?

[@marsharowaihy6725]

Pique Tea, is actually an amazing tea due to the way it’s made and what’s in it, going by reviews. Going to get after have my baby!

[@Doctorly]

I really do love it. Ive been drinking it on and off for almost 2 years but over the last 2 months I've been drinking it daily. The problem is it's so expensive =/ But, it falls into that category that SkinCeuticals falls in for me. A company that has put the effort in for quality and therefore ends up being pricey.

[@chasitysallas]

Hey. I just discover your channel. I am curious what your thoughts are on the ordinary skincare line. I have used so many brands of skincare products due to my skin issues. This one seems to help. But I’m not sure it’s the best choice or not.

[@brendachaisson4942]

Should I stop using hyaluronic acid, with the use of retinol. I read mixed reviews of it making retinol not work properly.

[@muta_othernames]

Wot I've read is that hyaluronic acid increases absorption of ingredients and retinol can be irritating. Also it absorbs into skin easily anyway, so combining it with hyaluronic acid increases risk of irritation

[@traceykoontz2868]

I learn so much from you guys very helpful and you don't sell your products either 😎 I just get a little confused as to what and when 🤨😳

[@shariharris6001]

Please release the laying video !!

[@Doctorly]

I'll finish cutting it up and see how it looks. =)

[@shilpadesai2232]

I always hear u guys say about wearing sunscreen but u don't mention about how to remove it is it double cleansing really necessary to remove it as a sensitive skin person if I double cleanse my face I get bumpy skin my skin barrier gets damaged I hope u adress this issue very soon

[@Scrappingjenny]

I have watch far to much of your channel at once and so confused. I’m in my mid 50s. Been doing a standard cleansing and moisture routine twice a day since a about 16. Now feel I need to take the next step for anti ageing. Combo skin some sensitively on my eyes. Would introducing a regular dermal planning and retinoid in the evenings be the 1st step?