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Simplify Your Skincare Routine #Shorts
Simplify Your Routine
With thousands of products out there, ask yourself, what do you really need? Well the basics are a cleanser, a moisturizer, and a sunscreen
Now if you have specific skincare concerns or goals, add a “treatment” between your cleanser and moisturizer/sunscreen step. For example, retinol is a great addition for fine lines, AHAs (glycolic, lactic) are great for textured / bumpy skin, and salicylic acid is amazing for acne
Be deliberate, choose products that work for you, and eliminate products you don’t need
Simplify, save money, AND still have amazing results!
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here's how to simplify your skincare routine there are only three products that you actually need a cleanser a moisturizer and a sunscreen everything else is just extra and should be tailored to your specific skin care concerns so tranexamic acid this is for hyperpigmentation if you don't have hyperpigmentation then you don't need it now add ingredients that target your specific concerns for example retinol is the most powerful anti-aging ingredient your skincare routine should be unique to you so save money and have better skin
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What retinol fir my pkety wrinkles thanks
Love you're videos, always filled with helpful information! I am curious on your thoughts on the Garnier ombrelle sunscreen (particularly the Daily UV Anti-Aging Moisturizer)? I think it might only be available in Canada but if you can somehow get to test it out I'd love to hear your thoughts!
Let's praise the Creator, He created us all.
What about serums in general? Could you please make a video on how to choose the serum that fits your skin type? ❤
So Serums aren’t any better how about vitamin c – glycolic acid?????
2-3% Salicylic Acid has kept me looking 20yrs younger than my biological age for years now. It's works better than Retinol or Retin A because while it exfoliates like them, it has the added benefit of sinking into pores to declog them. It's very affordable and there is much less reddening or irritation to deal with. Love the stuff!
Thank you very much.
Both Dr. Your guy is the best.
Love you❤
I’m in UK can you recommend a very good retinal for me to find it on Amazon UK to buy for my sensitive skin
Doc pl simply skin care routine for menopause with the brands
This is 1 oz price per brands night cream.
$32 L'bri
$32 Mary Kay
$18 Olay Regenerist retinol
$75 Estee Lauder
$47 Clinique
$19 Neutrogena
My question is how do the stack up on effectiveness?
Exfoliation is extremely important and I’m no skin expert!
I could’ve done this with Dishwasher soap!!
How come you never talk about eye creams??
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What is the best sunscreen for someone who has really sensitive skin and breaks out easily because I have a combination I’m taking because right now. My skin is kind of dry but still I feel like it can be oily. I work out a lot and that being said, I tend to work out in the morning and I don’t know if that has anything to do with wearing sunscreen and then sweating if that clogs pours or I don’t know there’s so many different things on the Internet.
Coukd you suggested some products that are not affiliated with Israhell. These are all Israhelly shit
Since I have mixed of skin issues do large pores on cheek but also hyperpigmentation so I just alternate and my skin is very sensitive so I skip some days and just continue to wash and use moisturizer now
And a retinoid
glad I found you. I haven't been keeping up with the routine, but I'll do better.
I like adding a niacinamide serum morning, a peptide serum night, retinol & exfoliation ❤
Cleanser n moisturiser only for me 🙌