‪@DermAngelo‬ 

I love Tatcha it's such a loving brand 💜

Thank you so much for having me! We love a bougie and effective product!

Hi Susan i love your channel. When are your products available in Europe? :)

Yes! I’ve said this before on Twitter 😆

So true 😄

He does look like her

Yes! Tho if he was truly the male Dr Dray he'd be using CeraVe and Vanicream, not Tatcha 😆 but nothing wrong with treating yourself!

I'm so weak I said the same thing. he really does look like her and sounds like her a little too😂💀

Glad you enjoyed it!

Cheers!!!

Thank you!!!

Thank you! I try to keep them on fleek!

So kind of you ❤️

Glad to hear you found a strategy that works for you!!!

Hey! Wondering what retinol product has been working for you. I am in the same boat of dry with eczema along with some mild rosacea sprinkled in. I've personally had good results with Neutrogena Rapid Wrinkle Repair fragrance free in the jar, but want experiment with something new after I run out

@@rebeccagarner3076 I started w Cerave Retinol serum and it seems to work. So I just started Naturium retinol serum and that’s seems ok for now but have only used it twice. I want to try the one in this video! The laroche posay cleanser and double repair moisturizer cream are AWESOME!

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YEP 🤣🙌🏽❤️

Haha omg you are right!

So funny lol

Yes!!!

I don't think she would use those products, especially the moisturizer, but I get what you mean.

yay!

It's the sunscreen ;)

No. But definitely 25-26

No lies

I mean he was literally in his 20s a year ago, its not like 30 is a 40yo or something.

@@emulan5887, a person's skin is very different from 20 to 30, so it's worth pointing out he doesn't look 30!

❤️ so happy to hear that

Love that cleanser!

Yay!

IT ME!!!!

Thank you!!!!

He said he is in his early 30’s, so he must be 33. I agree he could pass for 20.

It's the sunscreen ;)

Lol no

He’s 32 I believe

Thank YOU!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thankies!!!!

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If you don't get a reaction, I myself have the weirdest skin ever: dry, dehydrated sensitive skin *with* cystic acne. Other than quitting dairy (especially cow, sometimes I still eat goat cheese), I upped my AHA/ acid use on the areas where I had it, initially with a day extra. Ok? Added another day after 2 weeks (better is a month, to get your skin used to it and to be sure if any reactions are from the AHA, but I was impatient😆), if that was OK, then added again etc etc. Until my skin started to protest. Then I would quit until my skin was good again and start over with the routine that didn't create issues (usually 1 or 2 steps before). Thàt would be the amount of AHA use. Often you can add an extra day after months of use if needed or use sth with a higher % after long use, but... sensitive skin might not always agree to that. I used Louis Widmer AHA cream 5% for 2 years (in winter I could even use it every single day as long as I moisturised the hell out of myself), but the 10% became an issue after 3 days of use. But because the 5% seems to have lost its efficacy I'm currently looking into other AHA products (As for skin barrier and hydrating products: after my Korres faves went out of stock for good I tried every single thing I could afford, until I found Dr Jart+ ceramide mist, Cosrx snail all in one cream and the Pyongyang Kul Essence and repairing moisturiser. Korean skincare is simply beyond most western stuff. Especially price/quality wise. They're not super cheap, these products, but not so expensive as what was mentioned either). So it is really a *careful* test process that is rather personal too. I have to say that after using AHA, niacinamide, vitamin C and retinol (in my country Vitamin A, the prescription retinol is rarely prescribed, unless you have extreme acne and no sensitivity. I had to work with OTC stuff and pay everything myself) for years my skin looks quite okay. I had a lot of brown hyperpigment spots from acne scarring, or dark pink and those are pretty much gone! I did get a few peelings at the salon and those definitely helped with my deeper scarring, to smoothen my skin a bit. Not everything is gone, my chin will always show signs, but now at 43yo - despite having been chronically ill for 15 years with the stress and insomnia that comes with it, having been dead poor and after a gazillion eczema outbreaks too - I often hear that I look a few years younger. That's quite a feat for anyone with super dry skin who is also ill, but I'm absolutely sure it comes from wearing little to no base (tinted moisturiser when my skin is awful) and all the work I've done. Sorry I went overboard with the story there, oops 😬😅. But hopefully my personal experience will help a bit. Good luck!

Thank you!

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You're too kind!

I love to talk about brands from all over the price spectrum! And that LRP cleanser is *chef's kiss*

@@DermAngelo LSKAKALL YOU REPLIED FUCKK HAHAHAHAHA please know you have a lot of fans here in the PH. A lot of people here are OBSESSED with skincare and we follow a shiton of reputable dermatologists (you included) for information and tips and tricks. Thank you for helping us curate our routines and understand our skin better. More power!!

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Thank you :)

I never do!

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Only botox - never fillers in 11!

I can only dream 🤣

yassss!!!!

Usually, you need to remove cream cleanser with a cloth or sponge.

@@paleblueeyesxx4433 thanks,Ithis is probably why but I'm very sensitive rosacea on cheeks and cloths or sponge are to harsh even if I do be very gentle. I use a toner after to aswel to remove any last bit

@@Banana11128 You're right a cloth or sponge isn't a good option if you have rosacea. I'm glad using a toner works for you.

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It's a trendy phrase to include in skin care marketing

@@paleblueeyesxx4433 ....i don't think you know what infamous means, lolol (which was the point i was making)

I dunno. Why? 🤣

@@DermAngelo oh hi! thank you for your great tips, I wrote some down! As a pre-med in college, just small stuff like this makes me excited for the potential of being a dermatologist in the future

For real

The audacity 😂

especially as it's an anti-aging routine

I diiiied when I saw that!!!! 😩

I'm ded 😂

@@DermAngelo So you know helix? you naughty

Hi Jean. Sorry this routine wasn't what you expected. I've said in much of my content before: fragrance isn't the devil that many make it out to be. My sensitive skin does just fine with it, especially in wash-off formulas like the Violet-C mask (the actives in this mask also get to do their thing before they're washed off to avoid irritation). The point here was to get all of those actives in, while offsetting them with more soothing products. That said, this is not a routine I would do EVERY day. Specifically the mask I'd keep to once per week.

@@DermAngeloyeah yeah I get it. I felt like this wasn’t an everyday routine.. but again.. throughout the years I’ve noticed how my skin (so I’m talking personally) reacts to fragrance. And seeing that in an acid mask, in a sensitive skin skincare routine, made me a bit confused ahah. About the actives, I just prefer to use one or two actives per-day.. I would use a lot more but that just didn’t work.. However I’m just speaking experience-wise.

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None of it is sponsored.

That is so rude. Even it’s sponsored what is your problem. Good for her. I recently purchased her products and I absolutely love it. Thank you Susan for great product!

Hi! I was neither paid for this video nor told what products to use. These are just products that I really like and use for my own skincare routine.

@@DermAngelo but u are naturium ambassador 😂