Thank you

this is why i dont watch western derm vids anymore lmao same repetitive content every single time. they seem so behind with all the new technologies, modalities, and regenerative medicines/injectables used in asia nowadays

@@akcario2883 is there a channel you would you recommend?

​@@akcario2883 what injectables to be specific?

So how do you do all these ingredients in a routine??? I have malasma since my pregnancy almost 4 years ago and I naturally had freckles all over my face prior to that. Now they are merging together and looking like islands on my face

Whats for hair density and bald hairline ??

@@katalogue-luxuryminoxidil, baby. She has some shorts about it, not sure if she has a long form video up

Please share your protocol? 🤗🙏🏼

@@Relatedonthate whooo it’s a lot lol I almost feel like it would be easier as a video, oddly enough. But for the hair I use minoxidil on my head and brows, lataniprost for my lashes, and I also use an Ayurvedic scalp oil a couple of times a week to slow shedding. For the skin tone, I got on a script for hydroquinone through Apostrophes and I am using a Nivea product from overseas, as well as being absolutely ridiculous about sunscreen and sun protection. I also use an AHA toner every other night, and a vitamin C serum too.

What did you do for it?

She used Idris skincare line.

Yes to swimmers skincare!

Would actually love one on pre and post surgery. What a great idea, Melissa!

Swimmers’ skincare !!!!

'Blowout Professor' is the go-to channel for all your hair care needs. It's simple, straightforward, and offers genuine, easy-to-understand advice.

@@leben.lernen Thank you!

I never know how to incorporate tretinoin, 20% Azeleic acid, vitamin C and moisturiser at night. Mornings are easy - spf 50 but nights… ?

Seconding this! Would love to see how to layer these, as well as how to use them while minimising risk of inflammation for sensitive skin.

Actives can come in many forms such as toners, serums, lotions, creams, etc. So how you layer them would be different depending on the products and what types they are. The basic rule is lightest to thickest though.

​@@luci4087Yes, but that's in terms of consistency. I think most people have questions regarding which ones can be combined and which cannot. Because certainly, you can't mix some actives, for a variety of reasons.

Bofferd 🫠

@@marjetdejong6219 jaaa echt he🥰

Oh lucky you are….I am from France and I cannot wait until she ship to Europe…😢

⁠@@Laura-qf6lt yes I am very happy. Maybe you can try the moisterizer from dr. Vanita Rattan. From the UK. Also to fight and prefent pigmentation. The shipping amd tax are expensive to the netherlands so my (other) daughter in law is goiing there next week and she takes a few bottles back home for me🥰

Europe is lagging on the skincare? I thought France had like the best no? Maybe we hear all kinds of rumors about euro skincare in the u.s. lol

Awwww we’re back baby 🎉

Congrats

it is really her best product, no hate to hyper serum but Dr Shereen should not sleep on the mask because she might just have created the best over the counter chemical exfoliant for hyperpigmentation

@@martin_k 1,000% agree. I am so tempted to use it every night but of course I don't. I love the stuff.

Live

@@spideywoman5196 i use it 3 times a week and OMG my skin has never looked better! im in love lol

@@martin_k i agree i have dr shaw & major fade and major fade is superior! dr shaws is nice for ppl who can’t tolerate strong actives tho IMO. major fade burns like a biiitch sometimes but its sooo worth it lol

Are you Indonesian?

@agatharoza

Yes

I would definitely buy it, and even more i would buy many samples as gifts to my family and friends!!

Did you notice improvement in your pigmentation?

same! But it does irritate and makes my skin itch lol, it calms down after 10 mins. I’ve seen an improvement with my redness so far. Other than that I haven’t noticed anything else as I don’t think I use it consistently (like once a week or every two weeks). I sometimes forget to apply it 😂

She also has a soothing voice. I could listen to her all day.

@@sabrina993 100% Agree! 🥰

Agree! 💯

You got melasma by wearing sunscreen?

@@lifelyrics5659 no. I got it in spite of wearing sunscreen. Sunscreen helps but it’s not a block. Melasma is relentless.

THIS...lol

WEAR YOUR SUNSCREEN BABE!

Live

Me too. 👍🏻😁

I have been begging for Europe but still hopeful. Come on Dr 😁

Yes yes yes!!

Yes! Me too absolutely. I had very bad excema when I was younger and had to use topical steroids on my chest. As a result my neck and décolletage are prematurely crepey and thin. Anything that might help this would be amazing!

Me too. Can’t wear stappy dresses as sun damage across shoulders. If I need lasers - which ones actually work (if any?!). Thank you. 😁🙏

IPL treatments can get rid of freckles. It takes 2 or 3 treatments. Definitely worth the investment to get them treated if they bother you.

Care line*

omg❤😂 ​@@aliyahp9969

premature greying hair is most likely a copper deficiency but you should get your levels tested to find out. Androgenic alopecia can't be cured but it can be treated with first and foremost some form of 5ar inhibitor, (if you tolerate it) or topical anti androgen such as ru58841 or pyrilutamide. Treating the androgen component is more important than including a growth agonist, such as minoxidil or mn. There's also another molecule going through phase 2 trials of clinical testing right now that outperforms every hair loss drug on the market called gt20029. It should be available to the general public by 2027 if it's well tolerated. You can also include micro needling in combination to create what is called the big 3 stack. A good book to learn about microneedling is, 'The Concise Guide to Dermal Needling' by Dr. Lance Setterfield. Most "well informed" people online just parrot the 1.5mm microneedling protocol once a week, but imo you're putting yourself at risk for scarring and fibrosis when you do that which is IRREVERSABLE, which is why you should be as well informed as possible and Lance Setterfield provides a more reserved perspective. The scalp skin thins due to androgenic alopecia so it becomes even more risky to microneedle at depths at 1.5mm which is why I HIGHLY recommend that book if you're going to create a protocol for yourself.

YES! I am 71 and very interested in this topic! 😊😊😊😊😊

Oh I was wondering if we had that here, thanks for answering my question.

We do have hydroquinone. 4% available at most pharmacies and commonly under the brand name SuperFade. I’ve been using it.

@@rebeccacatherine799 has it helped? Thank you

@@rebeccacatherine799 aw thank you!

I believe you're the ONLY person that did what the DR asked. 🎉 "Just put LIVE" so I can see it in the comments.

it is not new is it? i think it may have just become of public domain?? because that's what nivea and Eucerin had patented in the EU and certain countries. Not that good but works beautifully with licorice root extract or with vitamin c, is like it boosts those ingredents by 10x!

Perfumme and alcohol are a start to avoid.Linalol can cause issues too

Inshaallah inshaallah

”from the river to the sea” hell no.. stop spreading antisemitic BS, thank you

Long live Israel❤

Long live Africa!

Ignorant.