Men.need nice skin I dont know why female date men with no hygiene

Yeah

In America and western culture, yes. In cultures like Korea, it's normal for men to care about their skin

Yeah, you don't usually see this kind of passion for skincare in straight men. When my 21yo husband deployed to Iraq in 07 I sent him sunscreen bc he was in the middle of nowhere and the army dgaf about the grunts dying from melanoma ten yrs later but instead of wearing it he just carried it with him everywhere like a talisman🙄. As such I'm always on the lookout for any precancerous moles I'm gonna have to bully him into getting checked out. He's lucky he's so cute bc lord he's not very bright about these things!

True. Is it wrong for us guys to take care of ourselves and age gracefully??

Dr Is it correct than an occlusive is needed to seal in an HA? Thanks

@@melt7891 thats the purpose of your moisturizer.

@@soonsuicidal I should have specified, is an HA needed in a dry environment? Another derm was saying depending on if your environment is wet or dry, you may need an occlusive or an HA can actually draw out water inside of keeping it in..but I can’t remember if that is correct or the other way around

@@melt7891 if the environment is dry, HA without a moisturizer will dry out your skin. If the environment is humid not so much.

@@titiavandeneertwegh3170 Thankyou 🌷

TMI! Just kidding lol, I need this info too😅

first this is natural. second i would think dr vanitta and Dr Alexis Stephens here on youtube that specifically specialise in skin of colour would be in "better" position to answer your question.

@@msf8297 good idea but we want shorts! Lol

Ysssss

If your not allergic to it (always do a test patch behind the ear or on the forearm!) benzoyl peroxide is amazing at both helping with ingrown hairs and reducing dark patches of skin (underarms, anywhere you have skin chafing) *do not use on broken skin/open wounds. Using an exfoliating mitt afterward is also helpful!

😂😂

Same! I've just always done this because my skin felt the best afterwards, didn't know it was the "right" way as opposed to the "wrong" way lol

HA 😆

😂 right!

Agree, I stopped using HA and use a glycerinbased serum or moisturiser in stead

I don't know if you believe in Hyram or not but he once mentioned in his video that climate does plays a role in using HA. My understanding (based on what he said) is that HA is better for people who live in humid climate compare to dry climate because HA draws moisture from its surrounding (the air, the moisturiser on top of the HA itself, etc.). If there is no moisture that can be taken in, it will instead take out the moisture from your skin. (I guess this is why Dr. Shah said to apply appropriate amount of moisturiser after you apply HA serusm.) Again, I'm not an expert and this is only what I know based on what Hyram said, so take what I said here with a grain of salt. :) Edit: I’m sorry. I thought you were asking about whether HA is affected by climate. (Hence my reply.) I just realised that you’re not asking. You are STATING it and asked Dr. Shah to talk about it. I am so sorry if my reply appears to be kinda snobbish when in reality you already know everything that I stated. I need to read more carefully before replying next time. 🙃

@@nakaharaindria Exactly Dr Sherene Idriss says the same

@@leneskov5184 So does Dr Davin Lim and Go See Christy and another of other skin care folks. Dr Lim has said HA is better underneath the skin since that's where it naturally is in the first place. Go See Christy also recommend glycerin. Beta Glucan is another good one or polyglutamic acids.

I live in a desert climate and still feel hydrated with HA by following these steps. Everyone is different though.

Oh its applied after? I thought its the first serum to apply after toner lol.

@@soonsuicidal same!

@@soonsuicidal actually you're right hyaluronic acid is applied on damp skin so basically right after toner ✨

Same!

Hi , the hyaluronic acid goes before serum o after serum?

You always apply moisturizer with a damp skin.

@@desiamerican6433 thank you, I really had no idea😅

Doesn't really make sense to me as you are a squid, and therefore are always in the water..... But OKAY. 🙄

@@aubreymeade8145 hahhaha nice one😂 However seawater and tap water are completely different 😌

Girl Same! I even stopped using it cuz i thought it dried my skin more (my skin went from dry to dehydrated) 😑

Renee, Is it appropriate to objectify him like that? He's probably helping people who may have skin cancer. And you want to know if he would prefer to model of he gets BORED of saving peoples' lives?

@@michaelorion8830🙄 I bet you’re fun to be around. (Yes, that was sarcasm). My comment was a well intentioned compliment without being disrespectful or distasteful. I also wasn’t “objectifying” him so calm down… toots.

Im not sure but I they've discussed these ingredients in their previous vids, check em out~

I want to know this too...its all very confusing at times T^T

1. These are called active ingredients. Apply only one of these ingredients at one time (i.e. one in the morning, one in the evening.) 2. Apply Vit C in the morning. 3. Follow with moisturiser and must apply sunscreen. 4. Apply AHA/BHA and Retinol in the evening only. Apply only one of these active ingredients in one evening. 5. Follow with moisturiser. Must apply sunscreen the next morning. 6. Apply Niacinamide in either morning or evening but do not apply it at the same time as Vit C. 7. HA can be applied in either the morning or evening, or both times. 8. Give your skin about a week to adjust to any new active ingredient before adding a new one to your routine.

@@enkay896 what order should I use my hyaluronic acid and niacinamide in? Can I put HA and then niacinamide after

He does address those on KZfaq

Thats what I've been saying. Hes like a Persian prince or something.

He is just beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@@vitrinithepooh I think he’s Indian.

@@linling1240 Who cares?

@@catofthecastle1681 just a piece of information for whoever cares.

I turned left!

Wow, I swear his eyes are more hypnotic in every vid!

😂😂😂

Exactly my question!😁

Ikr

I think its called WATER!!

It's thermal water from Avene

Water I think he said

Hello. Hope you don't mind me interfering. If your moisturiser contains occlusive's such as dimethicone, wax, petrolatum, etc. I think it's safe to use as your last step. The HA should draw in moisture and the occlusive should lock it in place. I guess that is the whole point of formulations? If your skin feels and continues to feel soft as a bottom for at least 4-5hours post-application, it should be a good indication of how your skin is taking in the product? Hope this helped!

Thanks Tas. That makes sense to me :-)

All day and all night. Is all I focus on! 🤣 I call him the green eye monster. 😍 That face turn at the end was model #1 move. Lol!

Maybe checkout their skincare routine videos?

Cera Vé has been awesome! I use the thicker me meant for the body in round big jar. I have normal to dry/sensitive skin.

Just water spray

I’m currently using a moisturizer that contain hyaluronic acid and it making my skin dry and tight.

Acrophy moisturizer helps reducing sebum I have been using it for a month it reduced my acne

What brand please 😊👍🙏

CeraVe is one of the best for Moisturizing with Hyaluronic Acid and Ceramides included. It is a game changer.

With retinol, it’s not that important. It absorbs best put on dry, clean skin, but if you have sensitive skin, applying it after moisturiser can help

no? If you do not apply to damp skin, HA will draw water out. This is how osmosis works. Since your skin is around 70% water, it will draw water from your skin as opposed to the air

​@@leoackerman9620 How exactly HA work with osmosis way? Like idk so enlight me, which molecule? How the system goes?

Did you get pimples

Did you try different brands of HA? I've heard that products with different sized HA molecules are better absorbed through the skin. Also, I watched a Lab Muffin video where she said HA doesn't suck water from the skin, it simply attaches to water molecules that are super close to it.

Don’t use it daily. Cut back and build up use slowly.

yup i have the same question!

Me too! Especially wondering about the Neutrogena Hydro Boost moisturizer

As moisturisers have a balance of emollients and occlusives , it wouldn't need a seperate moisturiser after that . What a moisturiser does is basically trap the humectant (HA in this case ) in our skin by a layer of occlusives so if u see Petroleum jelly , mineral oil , any butter ( shea , mango , cocoa , kokum , murumuru etc ) or any of that sort don't need a seperate moisturiser

It’s literally step 3 in the video. “Always apply a moisturizer after”

@@treyb2919 I think they asked if H.A is present in anything but a serum then the step changes .

I just did 2 drops with hadalabo toner..3 is too much (at least for me)

You made my day

🤣🤣🤣

right those unique eyes

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Normally after cleansing you layer the products from the lightest to the thicker keeping the skin damp between layers to keep hydration.

Upvoting. I have the same question as vit C can be really tricky. I worry that my HA is diluting/reducing the efficacy of the vit C 😭

@@ethanjacobbelarmino8226 the HA is not going to reduce the efficacy of the vit C. Actually the HA helps to stabilize the vit C. My vitamin C has HA so after using it I add a HA essence from COSRX Snail Advanced. Love it!

I'm not a doctor but as I've read, Adapalene mostly using to fight acne, retinol is best for anti aging

That also depends on where you live. Adapalene is not available OTC in Canada, but retinol is.

Either will work for anti-aging as they are both retinoids.

you can build up use to up to once a day. always use spf afterwards.

I take it you've seen his cohort, Dr. Maxfield?...both are crazy hot...

Yeah...u r not the only one😉

No you not the only one !!!! I watch all like 10 time ! Or more 😂 Everything feature on this man he perfect!!!! Oh gosh those eyes and eyebrows oh his skin perfect!!!!!

Wait what he is indian?

He’s Pakistani homegirl

the secret is because men shave, shaving the face can have exfoliating effects and gets rid of dead skin, even women shaving the face is becoming more popular now.

Yes

Or, before?

LOL! I just started caring for my skin at 56. Bought every product mentioned on Doctorly, Nikol Johnson and others. After watching MANY Doctorly videos that stress the need to clearly identify what issue you wish to address. That will dictate the course of "treatment". Now I am down to 2 products (beside sunscreen and moisturizer).

@@lin9796 Exactly, it's not difficult once you get down to the basics of what you need. Just because the beauty industry pushes a bunch products doesn't mean you need that many.

Sometimes the less the better. All these influencers selling stuff from left to right. Nonsense.

Hy there. I just saw this short and had the same issue with the itchy skin. Can you update how it works on your skin now? Thank you 😊