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That was my thought EXACTLY 😂. I was like, if there's that much water on my face, I'd me much more concerned about drowning than anything else, buddy!

fr i had to think and its like half a liter is the size of my water bottle like wtf

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I mean the skincare gods gave me good genes

Lauren knows what's up. I followed their guide of triple cleanse, spinning three times, made a double sacrifice and now my face shines like the sun❤ thankyou girl-queen-pussy-pop

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Totally agree 💯

It's one thing if you have additional information on the topic, but resorting to "they just want the views" tells me you didn't have much of a leg to stand on. If you're a scientist, you have to learn to take the L.

Yea he was definitely embarrassed.

Their ego can’t 😅😀

Unfortunately egos are par for the course in many aspects of the medical field.

And he is sunburned AF! How the hell are we supposed to trust a sunburned dermatologist!?

I would bet a large sum of money that those glasses have lenses with no correction 🤣

@@Sentient_GooseTHIS

@@Sentient_GooseI was once referred to an incredibly suntanned doctor when I relocated to the Miami area. I just couldn’t take him seriously!

A lab coat and glasses ... in what looks like his own kitchen?? LOLOL

tell that my docs.... urgh

Exactly and new discoveries about the human body are being made all the time so if a doctor is unwilling to accept that it really puts people in danger.

That’s why it’s called a “practice”

THIS ❤ I teach my kids this 😊

I came here to say this! Just because someone was educated in a certain field doesn’t mean they know everything about that thing forever. You need to keep topping up that education, you need to learn from your colleagues, your peers, from new research. Things change and get disproved all the time. It shows a level of arrogance and a touch of ‘do you know who I am’ to ignore any studies done after your diploma.

Apparently you call him Charles

He probably wasn’t bad at school in order to get into Harvard. I think he just feels by going to Harvard he knows it all and he prolly isn’t the best in practice.

Not bad at school, but apparently didn't actually absorb any of the information on topics that weren't his MAIN focus. How do you not know basic chemistry an decide to ignore any corrections from people with chemist in their own title? @@happysloth3208

agreed but he went to harvard and duke: Dr. Charles Puza (Dr. Charles) is a dermatologist practicing in New York City. He received his bachelor’s degree with honors from Harvard University. He then completed his medical degree at Duke University School of Medicine.

I am a registered nurse and it never occurred to me that a doctor can become a doctor with a c average. After 20 + years I can say with confidence that morons, idiots, and fools can, and do indeed become physicians. It is chilling

Love ya MUFFIN!!!!

I really like shereen idriss content she makes finding good products cheap and easy to understand

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Who is that? Can you tell me their youtube channel name? I don’t use tiktok, sorry.

@@shrxddhu1822 lab muffin beauty

​@@shrxddhu1822 she's the one who commented a 😂 on this thread, LabMuffinBeauty here on KZfaq

That would be so much cheaper than college.

You should still read the essays! It's always good to have some form of understanding of, well, everything!

@@beckstheimpatient4135 yeah totally!! Some essays are super interesting and I like to share the information I read but I never claim them as fact or try and convince people with more knowledge on the subject than me 😂

He didn’t read anything in full, I’m sure. If he did, we wouldn’t be having this discussion. It hurts 😭😭

Guys, these are not essays, they are scientific articles. In an essay you present your own personal opinion or argument, which is a big no-no in science. In scientific articles your own personal opinion or belief is not allowed to interfere with the results, thus it is not expressed. Essay: "This is what I think about glycolic acid." Scientific article: "This is what our experiments with glycolic acid show."

Haha yes!! 😂

YES! I couldn't stop thinking about it. (I think it was Newman, though, who was picturing Kramer as the roast chicken.)

Yup :) But honestly, this whole greasy, glowy, dewy, shiny skin trend looks exactly like spreading butter over your face. I'd use margarine instead, since I'm vegan... :)

Omg yes! Newman stirring Kramer like a soup! 😂

@@AliceHunter-0827Yes it was definitely Newman in the coffee shop. 😂

Exactly very true…I was going to type that. I have a PhD too and medical doctors do not have scientific education on research methodology and analysis. Only were few who are genuinely interested in research educate themselves.

Another PhD here. Totally agree with you!

I agreee. I’m in stem and my teachers are constantly complaining about the MD program and that they need more deep subjects since they are failing basic stuff they should have covered 💀

In a perfect world MD practitioners should be able to read and analyse new research information at least in our own field. Our work hours don’t include time for this, so we have to use our free time. In such case to carefully analyse one study you need to take hour or few from one or few evenings. The most we usually do, we read conclusions… Some MD maybe don’t do it at all. Additionally I agree that we use to many buzzwords like scientific, evidence based etc. without having a deep understanding about the study and its methodology. Also MD’s are very biased. There are lots of treatments Methods ( F.g. all sorts of physical or movement therapies), which lack of evidence based Data, because studies of such treatments are expensive, usually you have a lack of participants and you have to hunt funding from universities or private funds, cause pharmaceutical companies have no interest in funding treatments without medication. Patients experience recovery, colleagues also see good effects, but MD’s just denies such treatments.

You made this point so well. But a lot of people in my generation (I’m in my mid-50’s) consider MDs omniscient. I learned differently when my daughter was an RN on the hospital postpartum floor. She saw a lot of OB docs and pediatricians. One group knew all about pregnant women; one about infants and kids. Neither tried to do the others’ job. Humans are complex creatures. No one can know everything. For this doc to pretend he does is just silly. But will he go for the quintuple back flip…? 😆

Some of the advice on TikTok is like KZfaq 8 years ago 😭 so much misinformation and outdated views

Biden is banning it for a reason 😂

For real, I’m in esthetician school and my instructor is constantly correcting tiktok misinformation! I’m still trying to decipher what is true or not from my small amount of previous skincare knowledge!

​@@JamesWelsh sometimes I wonder why you focus so much on TikTok nonsense when this isn't TikTok...

​@@dime.overmatter well misinformation is misinformation, it needs to be corrected. he probably focuses a lot on what's happening on tiktok since a fair bit of common misinformation comes from there.

That just when you have to admit you e made a mistake!

The lady who ended up being a chiropractor?!

​@JamesWelsh Jen Luv is a KZfaq creator. She covers news in the makeup industry, reviews products and product launches.

@JamesWelsh haha yup! The company is doll10. It's so bad. Their comments are soooo ignorant. My mom has had skin cancer twice so I'm ngl it made me a bit heated

@rockergirl6926 no he was referencing the company who was saying that, not Jen.

@@AKbaby89 Oops! Thanks for clarifying! Sorry @JamesWelsh!

Me too. I’m tired of this. Every time I listen to this I continue scrolling

Clearly that board needs to reevaluate who they certify

The man passed a fucking test and won’t shut up about it. My dude. I’m a nurse and I assure you, even C students can pass a test. I’ve worked with them.

This guy is a joke but there are definitely good dermatologists on social media who share their knowledge.

Professionals in all these fields wanted to correct the mistakes they see online about their profession sooo bad that they’ve actually made it even harder to tell misinformation apart

As a medical student who has worked with doctors for a while now - it is shocking how often the older generation docs have some personal theory of theirs that they preach as gospel and don't accept criticism on, at the same time enough new doctors just blindly listen without fact checking and perpetuate these things. That's how I got into an argument with a derm who said adapalene shouldn't be used longer than 3 months. 😅

​@morgianasartre6709 older generation doc are better than you guys. We used to trust them we don't trust you.

Wait, the hospital had a policy that as soon as you wake up from surgery, your newborn is to be brought to you to be breastfed? So the surgeon wasn’t wrong since it’s hospital policy?

@@morgianasartre6709 that’s why I like young doctors. The best doctor I ever had was quite young. Prob mid 30s. His whole approach was completely different from anything I’ve experienced before. He actually seemed like he cared. I think older doctors are jaded or sick of their job or something cuz they all seem to rush through appts and don’t really do anything

@@stancexpunks The surgeon was unaware of the pro breastfeeding policy of the hospital and he had dated pseudoscientific beliefs that breastmilk needs to expressed and discarded for three days after general anaesthesia. Fortunately the surgeon's nurse pointed me in the direction of asking for a anesthetist consult as that is truly their area of expertise, not the surgeon's.

Welcome to the life of a Registered Dietitian, there's a whole job position in most health facilities and beyond because the science of nutrition is THAT complicated.

@rebeccawetzel8414 ❤️ I hear you! Even nurses don't get a lot of education re: nutrition, possibly 2 weeks out of a semester. (Long time ago, so I don't remember. ☺️) thank you for all you do!

@@thesussexbunion, And thanks for all you do also!

Yessss that's what I thought. Lol, lemme put on my glasses so I look extra clever.

There are so many people with the Dr title on there that speak out there expertise on purpose. I just found a load of drs who are basically pretending to be derms when they aren’t

I would never want to be treated by a doctor who isn’t willing to learn and triples down on mistakes. Humility please Also it’s hilarious that to be serious he put on the lab coat AND THEN GLASSES? LOOK HOW SMART YOU ARE WITH YOUR GLASSSSESS.

you're absolutely right to question anybody in a place of authority. nobody is infallible, & often time people in power are not kept in check because those around them are at the very least, misguided as well, & at worst, purposefully corrupting things. be careful, be mindful, do research, stay safe 💕

I like Dr Idriss

@@JamesWelshNow KZfaq has this feature where a doctor can be verified. This should be a norm and the standards should be made public.

yuuup, doctors HATE being corrected

Yea, they are full of themselves. In my country even medical students act like they're superior than others and just the smartest people in the world 🤭

Boy if I tell you how many times I had to literally argue with a doctor about something I knew to be scientifically proven.... Dermas would straight up think they know your skin better than you, go on automatic pilot(acne=extremely harsh treatment, even if you have sensible skin lol) and not listen. I had one trying her hardest to ignore me when I told her that her 200 euros treatment for my adult acne didn't work, not even an apology, straight up pretending I didn't just say that she wasted my money. I remember a couple of years ago, during the big wave of Covid in Italy, having some stupid med student insert himself in a discussion I was having with another passenger(who was not wearing a mask, which was obligatory at the time) on a bus, and saying that there are more cases of tuberculosis in our country than Covid, so ppl should not be alarmed. He straight up said he read that "on Facebook", I googled it because it sounded like bullshit and he was so fckn wrong I shut him up for the rest of a 4 hours trip.

This is so true, most doctors have huge egos and hate being corrected or called out, even medical students have this huge God complex, I’m a clinical psychology student and I had to do some classes with medical students and they were insufferable, and my sister is a doctor so I definitely know what you’re talking about 😂

There needs to be some form of regulation in place. Regarding the kind of information that’s been given out. It’s fine enough to say ‘this is not medical advice’ but to then go on and spew BS or recommend medications is…odd right?!

@@JamesWelsh yes, I agree. There are already regulations on what medical professionals can give advice on in office, ethically, but I doubt they expand to online advice and content currently. (One of the many ways that regulations are severely behind societal needs.) But also, not all docs are spectacular, and unfortunately many don't stop to double check info that they read in school but may have misremembered when discussing just out of their specialty or didn't stay up to date on. (Honestly, I will always trust a professional that will stop to double check their knowledge and/or bias, and that is willing to say they were wrong, WAY more than someone who claims to know way more than you.)

They certainly would in the UK! Even if just in training, there's a really strong regulatory framework - tbh its almost too strong in some cases (in my experience)

​@@JamesWelsh I can only speak for Canada. On paper, the regulatory bodies expect MDs to uphold a standard of care, but they definitely haven't caught up to the reality of social media. They've had trouble pursuing MDs who spread dangerous c0v!d misinformation, let alone skincare advice. Elon Musk is paying the legal bills for one of them

Experience is king. The older ones KNOW the more you listen the more you know plus commit less errors. Dunning Kruger effect in action I suppose.

As a pharmacist, I totally agree with you. He's actually worse but I totally agree with you.

A doctor that listens to the nurse, takes them seriously, and respects their position as the one who sees the patient the most, is a good doctor. Signed, a soon to be qualified nurse (also if you want night shift doctors to love you forever, if you have to call them to come see a pt offer to make them a brew and some toast. They'll be there in like five minutes)

Not always true. I've recently saw a younger doctor and he was wonderful, he listened to what I was saying and made recommendations and explained why he was making them. My family Dr (he retired last year) was a grumpy old man that seemed prejudiced against women and very opinionated with dated opinions. Don't think that guy had read a medical textbook since he became a Dr, which was probably the 60s. I remember one time he told me to my face that he wouldn't do anything about my insomnia except prescribe me sleeping pills. No tests to see what could be causing it (it is a symptom of many issues) and sleeping pills don't fix the underlying problem and aren't meant for long term use and can really mess people up. I remember leaving his office and crying in my car because he basically told me I was fucked to ever sleep properly. Still suffer from it now but taking magnesium and stopping my birth control pills seem to have helped some.

That’s just not true. Your personal interactions make you believe that but on a social scale, it just depends on the person’s personality. Do you think this guy is going to grow old & have a change of character?! I don’t think so.

Yeah! I remember myself liking him before but when he responded to lab muffin negatively (i also knew her and highly respect her background), i literally hit the unfollow button.

Oooh I missed this!!

It's dr. Youn I think 🤭

Omg I would’ve unfollowed too!! I’ve seen Michelle debunk herself (about brushing wet hair) so I really trust her integrity. Also she’s never rude, there’s no need to block someone as nice as her. Unless the truth hurts 🙃

What happened?

It's a good thing it's prescription at least, so hopefully the doctor who people would try to get it from would at least check for those conditions. Still, so irresponsible to do recommendations like that. Nothing works for every single person on the planet, certainly not medications, which are meant for the treatment of a specific condition. Medication has side effects even when used correctly and for its proper purpose, then it's just a case of benefits vs potential harm, absolutely insane to tell people to risk those side effects just because.

Wait, do they hand out overinflated egos along with their degrees or something?

​@@EmL-kg5gnFrankly, yes. Harvard is alllll about their prestige and they never let you forget it.

it's funny how harvard students think they're superior their grades are actually inflated. they're just insufferable.

I searched for your comment lol

@@southernelle 😂 😂

I think that’s all over TikTok-which is why I don’t have it :)

seriously

Have you ever sprayed it on your scalp? I want to try it but worried about my hair lol

@@kayblossom8505 Wow, I've never thought about that. But I think it would be best to use a cleansing shampoo, just to be safe. I mean, I am not sure about the amount to apply and my scalp is sensitive as well, I just don't want to "gamble".

@@The_Catnip I get you

Unfortunately I don’t trust Dr Mike after he was out partying during the beginning of lockdown when people were still washing bags of chips in a desperate attempt to stay alive

Thank you for your service. There is so much misinformation on SM,i appriciate people with real expertise weighing in.

@@mheuman 🤗🤗 always a pleasure

It goes both ways. I’ve seen estheticians spout nonsense too.

Korean makeup in general is great for natural beauty lovers, because the standard there leans much more heavily towards natural makeup being the preference. It's just ridiculous to say all cushion foundations suck when they're all different, just like foundations in other markets.

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It must smell lovely 🤢😂

The break outs😰 I know that in some cultures use ghee as a moisturizer but butter as a primer…

@@memonos ghee would be pretty similar to coconut oil, right? i can get behind that one but i can’t see butter work even remotely as a primer.. i’m assuming she’s not being serious but you just never know 😭

Probably the same type of person who uses baby wipes to clean their face 😱

I do wonder how much chemistry is part of a derms education 🧐

Depends where he is, some places you can do an MD straight out of high school without prior science study.

Ok just saw he went to Harvard he definitely should have done some Chemistry lol

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I believe there is. It just appears he can’t handle others knowing more than him!

Tallow can make a good moisturiser so I could see that as an option but butter seems like a greesy mess

@@shelby6 I have a cold cream/moisturiser that was recreated from the Regency era that uses lard as one of its ingredients, and I find it so soothing and nourishing to use as a night cream or just an additional winter moisturiser. Haven't tried Tallow, but have heard some good anecdotal reports. Butter on the other hand, yeah hello grease city!

I think tallow balms have been making a comeback in popularity in recent years! Makes sense to use tallow or lard, it’s just a pure fat like plant oils. But I’m pretty sure butter goes rancid real quick, especially if warm… like on your skin 😭

It was used by actors to remove make up. Cut half a block of lard in hal put in a bowl over a pan of water, when melted remove and beat with a fork to whip it up. Leave overnight in the bowl. Next day drain any remaining liquid if any. Add a few drops of rose geranium oil(the original way) or rose,or lavender oil. Beat to. In the oil. Pot and leave to set, if some oil surfaces beat in the pot and leav Use to remove make up. Dont use a lot. Remove make up again with it. Wash face or use rosewater as a toner.

​@claireeyles7560 I have written a regency or Georgian recipe for an actors make up remover. It uses half a block of lard, approx 4oz. It would have to be used quickly in warm weather due to it being in unstable natural fat. I've tried it, it is good. I keep mine in the fridge. I use it as eye make up remover for waterproof mascara.