Derm Reacts to Euphoria Star Sydney Sweeney’s Skincare Routine | Dr. Shereene Idriss 

Most of this thing is an ad. She sprays perfume at the end. And coincidentally it's a newer fragrance from Armani, a brand she also works with.

Honestly, she is not someone who had her skin care all figured out apparently, and she probably was introduced to a bunch of their products when she was hired as their model. It's not really all that weird that she would use their products, and they might work well for her. I totally get that she's probably biased, but when you are the face of a brand, they gave you a ton of stuff. She probably wouldn't use those products if she hadn't worked for them, but I bet she just is comfortable with them now.

Dr dray has talked about then, she seems to approve of clay at least

Same here! I wish I could find a derm like her, doesn’t exist

Me too!

Me too

And me.

I think you guys are looking into this a little bit too much. She admitted that she wasn't really sure about skin care before, so when she got hired to model for the brand, she was probably introduced to a bunch of products. If she hadn't been hired by them, she probably wouldn't have found them on her own, but it's completely reasonable that they are what she uses now because that's what she knows. There are brands of skin care and make up that I only use because I was introduced to them in sample beauty bags like IPSY, and I liked them and kept using them. I'm sure she got a bunch of free skin care from them, and they became part of her routine. I will agree though, she should have mentioned that she was given those products because they hired her as a face.

I wanna see Dr Idriss react to this actually

Yes react to this

Yeah I remember that video being mostly affordable and relatable.

And she looked totally different "without makeup" in that one. Cute, but it's clear she has makeup on in the "no makeup" part of the new video and that feels deceptive.

@@PriscillaAmal Is it though? When you add up all the prices of the Laneige products she uses they are still not as expensive as the SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic she used in the morning routine.

It's individual. With the right product and excellent dermatologist guiding you through your HA or any other routine it can be quite hydrating. The right HA combo with other skin care products and regular deep cleanse facials keep and have kept my skin very hydrated and moisturized during harsh cold days + retinol

*HA and B3 Challenge* Try to find a product nowadays wich doesn' t contain one of them😅

@@sebumpostmortem The ingredient synergy is the key. A chemist and dermatologist experts in combination (collaboration) will know the right one for individual skin, which is unique like a DNA. That IS a challenge 😊

@@sebumpostmortem "Mad about skincare" products - he purposely avoided them as they both irritate him.

@@eloisepharmacist (Screams in loud spanish) *UUUUUUAAAAALAAAAA!!!!* Thank you so so so much, Eloise. Sending tones of nothing but health. 🧛🏻‍♀️🖤

I’m glad it worked for you I did it for years when I was younger for something else and it didn’t work until i was willing to accept it. My life is much improved now, but I wish my brain would’ve accepted it earlier I could’ve accomplished so much more. What is a sugar coated way to bring this to attention as a possible condition for someone without making the individual feel like we are dismissing them?

We sell both where I work. I get a lot of free product. Ive tried some of Lanieges and was not impressed. I do have a couple of Innisfree I got free so I will dive into those next. Are there certain products from them that you like most or is it the whole line as a whole? I do love that Innisfree seems to be at a much better price point than other lines in my store.

I have been resisting buying Innisfree because I hear people say the fragrance added can be too strong, and I'm worried it will bother me. Right now I use all these Koream brands : Mediheal , Benton, Celimax, & Whamisa. I love them!!♡♡♡

I liked a couple of their products, but had no issue finding replacements when I switched to a non-animal tested routine.

Same 😀

same

this is the best method

@@maybeonethey thx! i agree, never understood those celebs in vogue and harper’s bazaar’s videos cleansing their dry, not even damp, faces

Aren’t we all 😂

I got two in both corner of my lips b they left a raised light skin scar

Also check out Dr. Eric Berg . He really helps in terms of what you can do internally

I' m 47yo, hun. Let me yell: *A PERFECT SKIN IS POSSIBLE ON THE 21st CENTURY!!!!* 😅 My struggle was loooong and agonic and I don' t want anyone else to feel hopeless as I felt without the existence of internet, living in a small village... It' s my moral duty to encourage your generation. Don' t give up until you find THE derm. We have the scientific level to fix any problem so, no more worries. Best wishes 🧛🏻‍♀️🖤

hi, I've been using niaciniamide and azelaic acid in my routine for a while. my skin is dry and acne prone. it works like a dream

@@harrietted.7488 thanks for the advice! I also have dry, acne prone skin!

very well said

🥹😍😊thank you so much for your very kind words! It means so much to me as sometimes it can feel lonely and one-sided on social …. So your comment means the world to me and just motivated me to film this weeks video! Thank YOU!

hi i dont know if youre still struggling with this but I used to swear off dermatologists when i was younger cause I have done multiple things such as: tazorac, benzoyl peroxide washes, epiduo, laser, etc. and although the laser did help, it didn't get rid of my acne or my VERY DARK scars (it did work a bit, but i also pick whiteheads cause they skeeve me out). I honestly feel like the combo my derm gave me of differin gel (which i purchased on my own and she okayed me using prior to Tretinoin) and winlevi + consistent sunscreen use everyday is preventing breakouts and helping my scars fade faster than anything I have done the past 10 years. I also use the cosrx snail mucin (inflammatory for many but not for me) & rosehip seed oil from the ordinary mixed in with my cetaphil facecream. My cleanser is the cerave hydrating one and I don't really exfoliate extra anymore. And I'm already seeing great results with scarring & texture just after 3 weeks of using....so I really recommend doing your own research and then going to a dermatologist, if you can, with knowledge. Even if you just stay consistent with Differin Gel + sunscreen and simple cleansers/moisturizers, i'm pretty sure you'd get amazing results. Just my 2 cents!!

Maybe because Vaseline isn’t really moisturizing, it’s just super occlusive so that no water can escape the skin. Maybe if you moisturized/hydrated the lips super well first, then applied Vaseline it might work better :)

@@rosalina2773 yea good point! I usually wait for 10 mins (after liberally applying moisturizer) and then seal it with vaseline

I avoid products with these locking ingredients like vaseline, mineral oil, dimethicone and the like, because they don't work for me in a long run. I prefer natural oils, butters or glycerin, but as mentioned above it's important to hydrate the skin before putting on anything that locks the water inside. My favourite is argan oil because it's very universal, light and helps my scars to fade but of course I don't want to promote it as something that fits everybody, it's best to try it out whether it works for you or not.

I love vaseline but I am milia prone so I have to be careful what I put around my eyes.

Yeah, I got that too. Just seems all fake nice.

I have no idea whether she's lying or not, but it's perfectly possible for someone to go from having a lot of acne to having clear skin...

I heard recently that these beauty routines are edited to have a filter on top of them, so that may be why. I'm also a little skeptical however if she did have cystic acne we just may not be able to see it through the edited video

Go to an Ophthalmologist they'll help you