That's one fancy drugstore…

Dermatologist: *breathes* Comment section: _I'm going to end this woman's whole career_

okay but how much did she get paid to say this

I'm a Dermatologist and this is sponsored.

These are a few things I do that helped me get skin without any acne and healthy all day. - Use a gentle face cleanser that removes extra oil and cleanses your skin well. I recomment littlleextra rriiceberry face wash only as it balances the skin pH as well. - Eat a nutritious diet. Avoid oily, junk, and spicy foods. Choose vegetables, fruits, and foods rich in vitamins C, E, A, antioxidants, and minerals. - Exercise aids purify impurities, so make sure to exercise regularly to cleanse your whole body. - Avoid touching your face often coz our hands are often full of germs that can cause pimples when they touch the face. - Once or twice a week, use an oil or serum for a face massage to improve circulation. - Once or twice a week, do a cleanup routine: cleanse, steam, scrubbing, apply a mask, and rub 2-3 ice cubes. - Washn your brushes and other things you use coz they can host germs that can cause acne when they come into contact with your skin.

when she said “Neutrogena” i was like boy if you don’t get cho ugly ah sponsored ah out of here

The Moment when you live in a country were you can’t buy any of these

"Avoid all oils" ... that will just make your skin think it needs more so it produces more sebum! EVERYTHING SHE SAID IS SO WRONG

"avoid all products that contain petrolatum" CeraVe moisturizer: Contains petrolatum

Any dermatologists who recommend scrubs should have their medical licenses suspended.

Not all oils are bad for acne prone skin, Jojoba, argan and rosehip oil are great for oily skin, this whole myth that oils make you break out need to do. One thing I really hate about dermatologists are that they are always suggesting products filled with parabens and chemicals, it's like they only read the front of the packaging but never the ingredients.

According to all these comments I’m reading, everyone’s somehow smarter than a dermatologist..

She definitely got paid to say all of this. She knows full well that all of those products she talked about are useless, and anybody who has suffered from acne knows it too from having used literally anything and everything from the general drugstore brands. Personally, I find the Avene skincare products to be excellent for my skin. The brand is targeted towards sensitive skin types but the 'Cleanance' range is targeted towards those suffering from any form of acne. I use the Cleanance soapless cleanser and Cleanance Expert moisturiser along with the Thermale water spray.

does she really hav a derm's degree?!

a foaming cleanser will dry out your skin, making it produce more oil thus increasing acne

I don't trust dermatologists anymore😢. I suffered acne, and all she did for me was make me buy unnecessary stuff that don't work. Thank God I found out about Korean skincare through Gothamista, everything was completely against what my dermatologist recommended me. I was skeptical of course but it was my last resort! First few weeks, I am completely confused if the routine I decided on really works, and on the first month, my acne significantly gone down. And now a year later, I only get acne when I'm on my period.

Honestly I can't trust dermatologists who recommend neutrogena. I've had dermatologists recommend me certain things from the drugstore only to find out their recommendation was way off and I understand everyone's skin is different, but a lot of these products that I was recommended other people had the same issues with. A lot of neutrogena's products have irritants and ingredients that actually cause acne. The only drugstore brand I fully trust for acne prone skin is the brand Simple and that's about it. Also Yes-To is okay as well if you're looking to budget.

The only good brand she recommended was CeraVe

I want Hyram to see this.... I'm happy that she recommends Cerave though! I use that moisturizer and it's great!

I don't usually comment on videos but I couldn't stop myself from doing so here. Awesome and an impressive one. Thank you so much.

I can't believe the first thing she mentions is to avoid oils for acne prone skin. I'm sorry but for a professional she seems to forget what our skin wants. Our body is making up for what we aren't getting. Oils are some of the best things we can incorporate in our daily routines. Using oils doesn't always mean you will have amazing results or won't have a bad reaction, but to claim to avoid them all is so stupid. And there is no such thing as noncomedogenic. We aren't able to measure what causes acne or not, except for what is going into our bodies and coming out. If we knew exactly what caused acne adults and older teens wouldn't continue to suffer with it. Everyone would know the solution, oils aren't bad for you! Trust your skin and use what you know works for your skin!

Suddenly everyone in the comments are dermatologists

Bless you for taking your time doing this! It's so great to see this video and I can't wait to create mine one day! Have a wonderful day and hope you have a great day too!

I love how she says she’s a doctor so she has to wear a white coat to prove it

This is so sponsored i cant even rn

I just started using cerave and loveeee it!!! Acne has diminished so much:)!!

Love this vid. Need a Dermatologist showing best products to buy at the drugstore for flawless skin.

I have very oily skin and I use so many oils and it doesn’t cause any reaction - ladies DONT be afraid of oils

Cetaphil, tea tree oil, and that Aztec clay mask helped my acne immensely

So why are all the comments telling me to google Fito Shocking Plan? Sketchy.

Thank you so much me and my oil skin needed this

for any of y’all who have bad acne, look for an esthetician near you that specialized in treating acne. dermatologists don’t really specialize treatments for patients, an esthetician provides a routine specific regimen. I’ve had acne for years and this has definitely helped me.

I don’t know what this lady’s talking about but I have oily, acne-prone skin and the drugstore products that have really done wonders for me is the Clinique Sonic Foaming Facial Soap and the Cetaphil Daily Cleanser

1- Pore Refiner Toner=alcohol 2- Most Garnier products are crap, plus have. Chemical exfoliating would be gentler on active acne 3- Sulfur mask- decent 4- Cerave- yesss Get you some Differin, hellloooo?!

I love Benzaderm, the only drugstore acne product that worked for me and didn't cost me a arm and a leg 👌🏻

If you guys need recommendations, please go check out Dr. Dray’s channel. She’s a no nonsense dermatologist who really knows what she’s talking about. Love her advice and informative vids!

I disagree with all of this lol. That cleanser is way too harsch, you don't need active substances such as BHA and AHA in your cleanser, scrub etc. and don't use scrubs if you have acne. It's way too aggravating ! Of course you need to exfoliate but not only is microbeads bad for the enviroment you can make your acne worse. Go for clay masks instead. And use a cleanser that just removes dirt ETC and doesnt contain SLS. (google sls) its only gonna dry you out and make your lipid layer weaker.

I've tried those products already and my acnes are still going strong.

I love every single one of their videos

Hi Harper's BAZAAR I really loved your videos it helps me motivate and inspire with the products. I want to try some routines someday. 💯💯💯💓💓💓

This was so helpful thanks for making this!

No, physical scrubbing will not do you any good. Also, she failed to mention two very important things: to never skip sunscreen and to avoid products containing fragrance.

i use biore charcoal face wash and witch hazel as a tonor and it works great !! makes my skin look clean and non oily

I’m acne prone oily skin but I prefer oil base cleansing and use water base after. I love rose hip and tea tree oil. I prefer chemical exfoliate like aha/bha

Garnier... big no. Neutrogena was good for a bit. She's wandered off to the handbag section now anyway.......

She is so behind the times still. The very first thing anyone should do elwhen beginning their acne treatment is to use products that increase the skins turnover rate. The best products for this are glycolic acid (really great as the cleanser) and retinol. Both can be found at a drug store or at online shops for drugstore prices. Only then can products like salicylic acid and BP really do their job. Until that layer of dead sticky skin is removed, you're just applying products to a hard-to-penetrate "mask" and things like salicylic acid and BP aren't able to do this heavy chemical exfoliation. She should NOT be suggesting physical scrubs of any kind. They aren't effective unless used very agrressively and that should never be done to acneic skins. Stick to AHA's, retinol and once the skin starts to turnover, use salicylic acid to exfoliate the inside of the pores. Her belief that oils are all bad is from the dark ages too. We now know that oils very rich in linoleic acid is what acneic skin is missing. These types of oils (should be much lower in oleic acid which dry skin needs) make acneic sebum less sticky by "dissolving" it. Also, using the correct oils on our skin satisfies the skin's need for oily moisture and it will not over-produce it's own. A moisturizer that is oil free may make your skin feel nice with all of it's silicones and fatty alcohols, but the skin needs a lipid constituent in moisture and will make extra if it isn't supplied with it. When I purposely turned away from all these old beliefs that she is touting for some reason (probably sponsered but who knows), my skin cleared for the first time in over 20 years and others are seeing thebsqme thing themselves. These old beliefs need to be buried along with all the cleansers and scrubs she apparently approves of.

i use everything cerave. it is so good

Definetly going to try!

Also try tea tree

The neutrogena face wash completely destroyed my skin back then I had like 4 darks spots on my face form previous acne and I wanted to get rid of it so I used the wash and it destroyed it I have acne all over on cheek and red spots all over my other cheekb

Thank you I'm buying tomorrow for my teen son🙏

Very informative video! Thank you so much! I have oily skin and struggle with acne this was very helpful. 😊

i wish they made a video that was ACTUALLY helpful

all these product kill acne but at the same time they kill your skin in general

THANK U I NEEDED THIS

This has helped a lotttt

Coming from someone who’s currently studying to become a dermatologist here are some tips to help reduce acne. 1.) DO NOT USE MANUAL SCRUBS, they cause micro tears in your skin, also the micro beads are terrible for the environment. Stick with chemical exfoliates instead, the brand “the ordinary”, makes a really good one. 2.) You don’t have to avoid oils, in fact oils like argan oil are actually really good for you. Your skin needs moisture. 3.) Also try to stay away with foaming cleansers if you have dry skin but you still have acne. 4.) If you have excess sebum production use a clay or a sebum production balancing mask. 5.) Always wear sunscreen, getting a sunburn can make current skin conditions worse.

please do one for dry skin!!

hi doc Your skin is very white and clear What do you use ? Thnx

That was helpful thank u so much 😊

I suggest the neutrogena 's ultra gentle daily cleanser to wash face

This is honestly why I never planned on going to dermatologist bc many of the times the products we receive don’t work. But i’ve spent so much money and i’ve tried so many different products and my acne would get amazing but then a month or a few weeks later it’ll just break me out completely. So i’m gonna go to the dermatologist. Honestly try using different products and figure out your skin and if you’ve tried many products go to a dermatologist is the best advice i’ve got for some of you

Dove white bar soap is your best friend for removing makeup and having your skin clean, when I was in middle school I had the worst acne on my forehead my mom was even scared of how bad it was and I just decided to use dove since I saw the commercials for it and life changing! It clear up my skin, leaves it nice and soft ❤️👍🏻

CeraVa - interesting - not seen it here in the UK - will have to check that out for our next review

i heard “scrub” and instantly went 😱

USE CUROLOGY!! like I'm not even joking, it works. I have been using it for about a year now and the last time I had a pimple was 9 months ago. My routine is at night I wash my face with water only. Then I put on the curology cream and let it work it's magic.

Best face wash for oily skin is panoxyl creamy wash 4% .It was prescribed by my aunt who is a dermatologist. Works perfectly btw

LOVEEEEEE Cera Ve PM moisturizer. My legit go to.

I'm suffering from hormonal acne and i do have oily skin as well. I've tried many creams , moisturizer, facial wash and toner. Glad that Cetaphil facial cleanser (for oily skin) , Derma E acne spot treatment, and thayer's toner worked for me. Drink warm water with lemon juice every night before going to sleep, it helped me fight my acne too.

Just get u some medicated benzoyl peroxide. You’ll thank me later 🥰 Disclaimer: my products may not work for everyone, everybody has different skin .

The most helpful vid ever

Dis is so helpful I have been picking up the wrong products 😂

Every dermatologist I’ve seen said not to use any scrub and no fragrance so how much was she paid to say this?

Can I buy some weed at that drugstore?

Alba botanica acnedote astringent is absolutely wonderful!!

Thank you for this video

Cerave is not a "bland"moisturizer, it contains proven/heavily researched ingredients to help improve the skins quality. It beats all the moisturizers at the drugstore and even a good amount of high end moisturizers at Sephora, Macy's, Ulta etc.

The ironic thing is I once tried CeraVe moisturizer several years ago and it was awful. I had acne prone skin and idk what's in it but my skin hated it and instead of clearing my skin, broke me out in little bumps and acne. I stick with neutrogena.

Thank you so much dear

The sulfur try it its really good and it works 100%

That awkward moment when you have really oily acne prone skin and using oils gave you perfect skin but she says to avoid them completely.... nope she’s totally wrong.

Just using Asepso Sulphur plus Salysilic acid and bam you're done with acne

clean and clear blackhead eraser is better!!! also the um the um neutrogena ACNE wash is really good as well as the mario badescue spray

Honest review. but there is absent how to buy this product?

I found the details in this acne guide “fito shocking plan” (Google it) very helpful. I usually suffer from moderate adult acne and this book covers all of the potential treatments for mild to severe acne whether natural approaches or otherwise. I like the natural way of treating them and I found out on this guide the remedies that work properly.

It's pronounced Sarah-vay not Sarah-vee.

I recommend Differin Gel. It is really reliable and it is great with moderate acne.

it really depends on what oils are good for acne prone skin and which are bad. certain oils, like coconut oil can clog pores. other oils however such as tea tree and grape seed, can really help acne. you also don’t want a cleanser to strip the natural moistures of your skin, which can lead to your skin producing more oils.

There is a lot of NEGATIVE comments about this vid.

one time I came into a small drugstore for acne products with extremely dry and irritated skin on top of acne, it was noticeably red and flaky. the pharmacist looked at me and handed me the most harsh chemical product they have. yeah I'm just saying they are not always reliable.

About the Garnier one Its actually real, l use all the liquid and creams that Garnier makes and it really helps me

I’ve just shared my current skin care which has saved me in my latest video (recovering from cystic acne)

Neutrogena is life saving product 👌

*FAKE!!!!!* *SPONSORED* *AND SHE LOOKED INTO THE CAMERA TO MUCH*

Beautiful video

Plz what are the best creams for skin lighting and whitening.

All of a sudden everyone's a dermatologist 😂😂

I'm getting into my teenage years and my face is breaking out a lot! A really need a good product. At this moment I am using neutrogena pink grapefruit facial cleanser. I'm still breaking out. Any suggestions?

what kind of dermatologist recommends an abrasive scrub?

Cerave changed their moisturizer formula (i read it somewhere?? Probably acne.org) it didn't break me out instantly just small spots i stopped using it