That's all wonderful. But, doctor, why is your skin in such bad shape? What's wrong with your eyes? Why are they so inflamed? Are you sick or do you drink a lot of alcohol? What's wrong with your hair, your style? Maybe you should start using what you're talking about and make yourself look good ?

​@@andrew_victory Rude Much?

@@alrivers2297 Yes, because it’s already creepy when a person talks about something that doesn’t work.

Doc how old are you ??

​@@andrew_victory Well, he and his wife have a little baby. So, often parents may not sleep at all

I've had lack of sleep recently. It's really aged me

Amen 🙏🏼

You are demonstrably false here. Check the subreddit called r slash tretinoin You'll be surprised

Yeah but you can always fix it, everything is fixable even if you have wrinkles,sagging ect there are plenty of ways to reduce or get rid of them,so it's not hopeless!

@@TranceGurl20 You totally missed my point prevention is a million times better than a cure. And prevention will save you tens of thousands of dollars. Your erroneous opinion is nonsense.

Copper

@@nutech1810 deeper than one word 😆

go bald

Feed the hair and scalp nutrients. I make my own herbal teas and oils for my hair. Have done for years. I'm 48 and hardly have any grey. There's plenty of herbs out there that help nurture hair pigment without dying it. Incidentally I also don't slather my face with a lot of shop bought moisturisers either like those mentioned in the video. I use powders, oils, red light, microcurrent and dermaroller.

​@@excel04Can you provide more details about what exactly you include in the hair regimen? Appreciate

Can u start your channel

What do you use as a body cream?

Wow what a treasure. Very grateful, thank you.

This is confusing b/c you have a lot of acids you are overlapping/shouldn't be mixed, unless you're alternating days

​​@@dg7438 No, that's not true, imo. Probably a myth that we s/n mix types of acids on our skin. I use Oumere skin products - best I've ever used. Oumere's exfolient, that I use at night, is a mix of various different types of acids. - all plant-based, organic sources. Best exfoliant I've ever used, Oumere, and I've tried plenty different brands. Oumere's exfoliant ( named No. 9) has been excellent at keeping any growths and 'age spots' at bay. When I 1st began using it, it completely dissolved two small growths I had on my face. I did stop using Oumere for a bit, as it's very pricey. So, In its place - the exfoliants I used were Paula's choice, then tried one fm Obagi, as well as The Ordinary. But, nope(!) the growths that Oumere's exfoliant dissolved- came raging back even with high end Obagi; mid-px Paula's Choice - The Ordinary, that alot of people swear by - but these growths returned and seemed destined to stay...until I began my Oumere regimen again - and again, they disappeared. But, again - Oumere's No.9 exfoliant has a mix of several types of acids in it AHA's & BHA's from several different plant sources. So, imo, it's untrue that we shouldn't be mixing different types acids on our skin @ same time or in the same day.😊 (However...this is not to say that YMMV. Everyone is different - it's possible that someone with very sensitive skin shouldn't mix types of acids for their skin, but maybe should alternate as you've suggested. But I do think that generally speaking - for most skin types - mixing acid types or using BHA, then AHA in the same day should not present a problem.) (Jmo)

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No wonder he looks like he doesn't get any sleep.

omg so true :-)

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He is still promoting his own product, so still have to use good sense in taking his advice.

Hi interesting

wow, what kind of ingredient was in it maybe if you know? totally believe it, people has gone mad crazy with SPF, they rub anything into their skin if it tells it's going to help with wrinkles, they don't care it may ruin something else in their body

FDA does not care PERIOD I don’t trust them as far as I can throw them

when do you use your serums ? Vit C in the morning and the retinoid in the vening ? can you detail your routine

you look 90

That's so encouraging to hear! I am currently only using factor 50 sunscreen and I am thinking if I should increase it to 70 too. For my droopy eyelids, I use a youth activating eye serum from Invity and it made my eyes look more lifted and made my eyebags less puffy even. And it did not even cost me $100 so I got to save my pennies too.

@SammiLucia I see this available on Amz. BUT, seems impossible to view ingredient label there... Went BIORE website, to view ingredients and yes it DOES reflect: Bisethylhexyloxyphenol Methoxyphenyltriazine BUT IS this the same molecule as 'bemotrizinol'?🤔 I have found that in Google - it IS the same molecule But apparently it only absorbs UVA - not UVB. So, I presume additional ingredients in this Biore SPF formula are there to protect against UVB ?

Yep!

True for most people not to mix retinoids with other actuve acids, personally though, I can use and have been using both in the same routine with no sensitivity as I have built skin resistance over the years. What you’ve said is good for most to heed

I'm well tolerated retinoids it gave me very good results .but now I get toxicated from using it on my face . It penetrates deep .I get headache and heavy eyes feel sick . I dnt know what can I replace it with . 😢

Instead, find a retinoid serum that uses both non-irritating vitamin-A retinoid and retinoid-like plant ingredients, if you have sensitive skin. I have very sensitive skin too and I have incorporated a youth activating essence to soothe any irritation (if any) whenever a new product I am trying is too harsh for my skin and I found that it really helps. I am currently using a retinoid serum from Invity, and I find it does not irritate my skin at all. And it did not break my bank either.

@@hurainejaz7472 Find a retinoid serum that has non-irritating vitamin-A retinoid and retinoid-like plant ingredients

May I ask what natural skin and hair products you use?

Why? He’s not expert in red therapy. Are in de internet experts in this.

​@@jujuba9277 Only 'experts' can attest to RLT on YT? Hehe, tell that to all those here who DO😊 Dr. Brad is not an 'expert' on alot of subjects, but he's excellent at reading & deciphering RCT's on (any) subject and that's all that's really needed, imo. (Jmo, btw)😊

Yes 👍 😊

No vit.A in plants - only provit. Carotine.

I agree, the moisturizer that I am currently from Invity using had jojoba esters and my skin has never been glowier and plump.

I believe It's more a case of outside - in. Our exterior is a reflection of what's happening inside our body. No?

I think that this should be one factor to consider

What's the best way to do that?

​@@nik2047eat fat, Avacados, cheese, coconut oil, grass fed butter

1. Keep inflammation low, eat anti-inflammatory. 2. Protect skin from the sun. 3. Do not lose weight quickly and pay attention to falling estrogen after menopause. 4. There is research showing that linoleic and oleic acid increase adipogenesis, but I am not sure if topical use will work, maybe you can try it. 5. You can try volufilline. 6. Be careful with retinoids, this is why many people lose facial fat. 7. Be sure to take omega 3. 8. Manage your stress and try to stay happy. 9. Make sure you sleep very well. 10. Stay away from smoking and alcohol.

@user-ec7nv7ny8g I thought tretinoin prevents facial fat loss?

@@leakoch4459 If you search for tretinoin and facial fat loss, you will see a lot of user experiences of people losing facial fat because of tretinoin.

I haven’t heard it’s superior, but I think I heard a dermatologist on YT (can’t remember if it was Dr Dray or Dr Idriss) say they’re not sure they’d refer to it as a “retinol alternative”, so I don’t see how it could’ve superior to retinol. I’m not sure there have been enough studies or any evidence to claim it’s superior to retinol, either. I don’t think it’s been proven to be more effective than retinol.

Yeah from what I understand, it doesn't offer the same long-term, collagen/elastin building effects of retinoids.

There are many specialists teaching this in detail on KZfaq. I like Dr Dray, a dermatologist, and Cassandra Bankson, an esthetician

Acids would go first on skin after cleansing, then your moisturizer. On an alternate night, the retinoid (Tretinoin/Adapalene) would follow cleansing and then moisturizer. If you're new to retinoids, it can help to decrease irritation by "sandwiching" it between two layers of moisturizer or applying it after moisturizer. So the sandwich routine would be: cleanse, moisturizer, retinoid, moisturizer. This buffers the ingredient and decreases its potency until your skin has adjusted and can tolerate it directly applied after cleansing. Also, if you're using any serums, those would go first on skin before any cream-based formulations.

That's a good Idea. I will strat Taking mine at night

As long as you dont go to pee and interrupt your sleep

Flawed logic... Ah, but that's what happens when lay persons, w/no scientific edu./training begin applying their overly-simplified logic to science🤯

@itsaaronlolz Is it avail to buy in the U.S - or from U.S. , online? Would love to know. And, if so...the brand name - ?

It makes me look white and ill though

There is no indication anyone pays him anything.

Why make an accusation without proof? Also, it could be he has it planned for a future video. Anyway, I never heard any plastic surgeon or dermatologist speak about this product. Think you could have just asked status quo of this product. I Googled it and it sounds interesting. It was so simple to Google, and it gave me valuable information. In addition where to order it. Hmmm.

Nestlé owns the patent rights to Urolithin A IIRC

But NOT seed ("vegetable") oils.

Thx but why bone brith ?

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Thx

I recently switched to cheap high dose pharmaceutical multivitamins. For some reason, the market is flooded with trendy multivitamin brands that sell expensive low dose pills.

How do you use it ? & how often

agree. diet is everything, particularly avoiding seed oils.

There are Manu factors: genetics, hidratation, health condition, skin type etc.

Many"

diet alone can't undo the damage from UV radiation. Its ionizing radiation. There are numerous non chemical (zinc or titanium dioxide) formulations if you prefer, that don't absorb at all into the skin.

you do realize that skin damage happens OVER TIME? obviously you can be outside a lot and be fine w.o sunscreen, but thats why you see older people who have bad skin damage. yes diet is important but it is ignorant to say that sunscreen does nothing or to write it off because you currently can't see the damage.

Yes it does. You could get say under 10 mins of sun a day with no sunscreen, but if you are only using sunscreen on the face you should get enough sun exposure. I live in Australia, the skin cancer capital of the world. I recently was diagnosed with diabetes and I had extremely low Vitamin D. the sun burns here and I avoid it like the plague (I am a vampire) So I take D3 supplements with K2 vitamin instead of getting sun light. I don't want to go out in the sun.

Technically yes, as it blocks the The UlltraViolet UVA/UVB rays that the skin uses to synthesize the D3 But you still get the benefits from the other light spectrums eg Infrared

Yes. Especially on shady days. The worst exposure is shady days because you don’t feel the sun.

I think of thick overcast skies as proving a SPF of about 3.

@@felixmay6443The UV index is probably low on cloudy days. I think that’s what matters

If it has day in the name, sunscreen should be used. So yes, for most, use it.

Clouds or glass don’t block UVA, only UVB (which causes redness and burn). Remember: wherever you see sunlight, UVA is there. And it damages DNA and collagen. So if it’s daytime, wear sunscreen!