this is why i dont watch western derm vids anymore lmao same repetitive content every single time. they seem so behind with all the new technologies, modalities, and regenerative medicines/injectables used in asia nowadays
So how do you do all these ingredients in a routine??? I have malasma since my pregnancy almost 4 years ago and I naturally had freckles all over my face prior to that. Now they are merging together and looking like islands on my face
I’ve been following your advice about evening my skin tone and improving hair density and the other day a friend told me I appear to be getting younger. She said “your kids are getting older but you look younger every time I see you.” Everyone guesses my age to be 10 years younger than I really am. Great advice, thanks so much for sharing!!!!
@@Relatedonthate whooo it’s a lot lol I almost feel like it would be easier as a video, oddly enough. But for the hair I use minoxidil on my head and brows, lataniprost for my lashes, and I also use an Ayurvedic scalp oil a couple of times a week to slow shedding. For the skin tone, I got on a script for hydroquinone through Apostrophes and I am using a Nivea product from overseas, as well as being absolutely ridiculous about sunscreen and sun protection. I also use an AHA toner every other night, and a vitamin C serum too.
Dr. Idriss, you have helped changed my skin tone immensely and I cannot thank you enough! I have been using your skincare line for the last 4 months and follow your routine. My melasma and hyper pigmentation looks better than it ever has. I thought I could never get rid of it! THANK YOU!!!!
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for this!!!!! I’m in my 30’s and had my second baby. I looked in the mirror and I’ve aged 10 years!! Different skin tones and dark circles under my eyes. I’m going to re watch your video while baby is sleeping till I’m shining like you 😊
Upcoming video ideas on essential topics, please! 1. Dive into swimmers' skin and hair care tips. 2. Crucial pre- and post-surgery skin care advice. Live! Live!
Actives can come in many forms such as toners, serums, lotions, creams, etc. So how you layer them would be different depending on the products and what types they are. The basic rule is lightest to thickest though.
@@luci4087Yes, but that's in terms of consistency. I think most people have questions regarding which ones can be combined and which cannot. Because certainly, you can't mix some actives, for a variety of reasons.
Totally off topic, but I just want to say that I am suuuuuper happy that I got a major fade moisterizer❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I’m from The Netherlands and shereen does not ship her product here😢. But….. my daughter in law just got back from USA and found one at Sephora and bought it for me….. I am sooooooooo happy to try it. Sorry guys…. Just wanted to share my exitement with you. Happy happy happy🎉🎉🎉🎉
@@Laura-qf6lt yes I am very happy. Maybe you can try the moisterizer from dr. Vanita Rattan. From the UK. Also to fight and prefent pigmentation. The shipping amd tax are expensive to the netherlands so my (other) daughter in law is goiing there next week and she takes a few bottles back home for me🥰
I love your videos. I am French I have used only French products my whole life and I cannot wait to try yours. Everything is always explain so well. I feel you never had push your products first, and it shows that you are really honest in your content. Love it.❤
People should start talking more about urea, it's my favorite exfoliating and moisturizing active it's so underated and i'm glad azelaic acid is getting the recognition it deserves
it is really her best product, no hate to hyper serum but Dr Shereen should not sleep on the mask because she might just have created the best over the counter chemical exfoliant for hyperpigmentation
@@martin_k i agree i have dr shaw & major fade and major fade is superior! dr shaws is nice for ppl who can’t tolerate strong actives tho IMO. major fade burns like a biiitch sometimes but its sooo worth it lol
I started getting serious about skincare in my 20s, starting with sunscreen and niacinamide. I added retinol and vitamin C in my 30s. I'm in my 40s now, and my skin looks pretty darn good! Love your videos! ❤
I actually found this brand called "for skin sake" and they have all the combo ingredients you mentioned: ▪︎ glycolic acid + tranexamid acid ▪︎ vit c + ferulic acid ▪︎ mandelic acid gel + niacinamide ▪︎ lactic acid + alpha arbutin
Hey Dr.Idriss, I have been listening to your advices for weeks and I can see improvements already. My problem is acne and acne scars and I love your advices so much. Also face-basting rules, it helped me a lot. I hope you have a good weekend, love❤
Live! Also, please do a video on some of the human biological facts that come into play as women age. Most info I've seen says the skin renews on roughly a 28-day cycle. How does that change as the decades go by? I'm 70 so I'm assuming my renewing cycle might be closer to 60-80 days. I believe info like that would help many manage their expectations with results using any skin care routine. Thank you for so generously sharing all your expertise with us.
same! But it does irritate and makes my skin itch lol, it calms down after 10 mins. I’ve seen an improvement with my redness so far. Other than that I haven’t noticed anything else as I don’t think I use it consistently (like once a week or every two weeks). I sometimes forget to apply it 😂
Whoever told you to be brief watches too much TikTok & has no soul. You're not a monkey. You have so much character & I miss seeing it for our long morning "chats." Haven't seen you crack a joke in any of the quicker videos, afterall! We love who you are 💖 Plus, I personally LOVE all of your explanations. *Thats WHAT MADE US NERDS!* 🤓
Loved the video thank you ! Could you please show us how you use all these ingredients throughout the week. How you incorporate them in your skincare regiment and which order which product. Merci beaucoup ❤
I wholeheartedly agree. I’m 57. I don’t really care as much about getting some wrinkles. I’ve used sunscreen daily since I was 25. I ended up getting melasma. Probably from the pill, and then intensified when I had breast cancer and went on tamoxifen. I work hard to keep it at bay. I am using all your products!! Thrilled to have found you!!! Thanks so mych❤❤❤
Dr Idriss, please record a video where you just yell at us for two minutes straight reminding us to wear sunscreen cause I think some of us need it 😂 We looooooooooove youuuuuuu
Started using Azeliac acid. I like it! I thought it wouldn't play well with my dry skin, but it's been fine, and it has helped with my redress. It's not gone, but it's helping. I tried IPL, and it really didn't do much for me at all.
I’m an esthetician and I love love this video because this is full proof the truth I use most of them and I removed my own pigmentation and the funniest thing is I have been posting about the main thing to do to slowing the aging process is tackling pigmentation / uneven skin tone then if you want I use injections sparingly go for it that’s fine however a skin with no pigmentation will look more rejuvenated
Dr Idriss i have to thank you. I had immense breakouts on my back and on my face because of ending my hormonal Treatments. In the process of the first breakouts healing and leading to scaring because of higher melanin production because of the hormones i had emotional breakdowns. I saw myself in the mirror and thought i could never be happy again. The change in weight and the immense breakouts and neurodermitis freaked me out. You helped me alot litteraly saved my skin and my emotional balance and stress level. I saw every video, noted everything down and got through everything step by step. At first cleared mainly my acne and then started using creams for reducing the hyperpigmentation. Thank you, iam so happy to have found your yt channel. Lots of love from germany ❤ Ps i want to buy your stuff in germany!!!! I hope that i can get my hands on your products soon!
We always focus on the face, but what about body skin? I am 57 and very fair. I spent many years in my youth trying to be "tan" and I did A LOT of damage. My legs, arms, back, chest, are covered in brown spots and freckles. The skin on our body is much tougher than the face, so I am curious what you recommend for the body.
Yes! Me too absolutely. I had very bad excema when I was younger and had to use topical steroids on my chest. As a result my neck and décolletage are prematurely crepey and thin. Anything that might help this would be amazing!
So glad I found you👍you are a wealth of information & a trusted Dermatologist which means a lot. I’m going to have fun watching your videos, one of your Sulfer ones popped up, I bought the PTR Sulfer Mask, can’t wait👍
premature greying hair is most likely a copper deficiency but you should get your levels tested to find out. Androgenic alopecia can't be cured but it can be treated with first and foremost some form of 5ar inhibitor, (if you tolerate it) or topical anti androgen such as ru58841 or pyrilutamide. Treating the androgen component is more important than including a growth agonist, such as minoxidil or mn. There's also another molecule going through phase 2 trials of clinical testing right now that outperforms every hair loss drug on the market called gt20029. It should be available to the general public by 2027 if it's well tolerated. You can also include micro needling in combination to create what is called the big 3 stack. A good book to learn about microneedling is, 'The Concise Guide to Dermal Needling' by Dr. Lance Setterfield. Most "well informed" people online just parrot the 1.5mm microneedling protocol once a week, but imo you're putting yourself at risk for scarring and fibrosis when you do that which is IRREVERSABLE, which is why you should be as well informed as possible and Lance Setterfield provides a more reserved perspective. The scalp skin thins due to androgenic alopecia so it becomes even more risky to microneedle at depths at 1.5mm which is why I HIGHLY recommend that book if you're going to create a protocol for yourself.
Im using Timeless C serum, Natrium Arbutin, Naturium Tranexamic Acid, Timeless Q10, Tretinoin at night. We don’t have Hydroquinone in Australia. I use Sunscreen daily. I’m hoping my dark spots do fade. Tretinoin has brought dark spots to the surface.
Thanks for all your candidness and information sharing, it has made such a difference in my skin over the past few years! Would you please consider doing a video specifically dedicated to anti aging and reversing sun damage of our decolletage? I find I have the most sun damage there and the skin seems to react differently than my face to products. Thanks in advance for the consideration!
Fairly new to your channel, and I absolutely love it. I'm 59 and have been wearing sunscreen for 20 years. I'm going to invest in the products that you spoke of today, along with a subscription to your line. My question is, in what order do I apply these products? Thank you. 😊
Live! I love your Major Fade Active Seal. I don’t have much hyperpigmentation but have 2 little spots that are my gauge and Active Seal eliminates them. Works way better than ascorbic acid with no irritation. Perfect consistency for my skin too!
It makes so much sense not to include sunscreen, retinoids and hydroQ in your products. Each individual person reacts differently to those, so it makes sense for a person to add those steps to their skin routine, instead of trying to find one product with everything in it. Thank you! 💜🩷💜
Dr, what do you do when you have dark coloured skin all around your eyes? This is a sensitive area, and I want it to return to my normal colour. From the research I've done, people suggest this is melasma or hyperpigmentation. I'd love to know how to fix it.
Love your channel❤ can you do something about adjusting routines for night shift workers? I struggle to stay consistent when working over night and coming home in the late morning, are there any tips on what to apply when?
What about Resorcinol? Isobutylamido Thiazolyl Resorcinol? It's a new-ish ingredient supposed to be as good as hydroquinoine but safer, why are people not talking about it?
it is not new is it? i think it may have just become of public domain?? because that's what nivea and Eucerin had patented in the EU and certain countries. Not that good but works beautifully with licorice root extract or with vitamin c, is like it boosts those ingredents by 10x!
Idea for a video: not common side effects of oral isotretinoin. I´ve started taking it two months ago and a month later a side of my face got all numb and i had to go to the doctor next day and they gave me intravenous ibuprofen and it was alright. But then, a couple of weeks ago my eye started to get really blurry and when i saw it would not get better, i went back to the doctor and they kept me in the hospital for four days doing all sorts of both neurological and oftalmological tests. They could not see any problem in my health and they got to the conclusion that it was all because of the isotretinoin. So glad they found the reason but also so sad i'm back to having acne 😅 (i'll see my dermatologist in a couple weeks and we'll see what other things she can give me but still, i really wanted isotretinoin😭)
Dear Dr. Idriss, I would love it if you could explain which steps would be the right ones if you spend the day by the sea, then get ready for the evening and then regenerate your skin over night. What products would you use after sunbathing if you then want to apply make-up ? Thank you so much.
Live! I am 55 and have not laid out in the sun for 25 years. I have dark hair and eyes with extremely fair skin and freckles everywhere. I have no wrinkles as a result, but I would love to get rid of my freckles on my face and décolletage. What do you think?
Have to add that these products are well above ( high end religiously used products) The results with Dr Idriss products are exciting and apparent from the first use , my daughter was so surprised after she gifted me with these products about 6 weeks later , she had not seen me up to this point ( the products had become available in Canada so I had purchased the triple set plus the face wash) Honestly if you are wondering if this is worth your while and investment , I can only say I wish I knew about this sooner . I would not have spent a good amount of money on high end products for several years with minimal results. Happy skincare folks .
Could u do a sunscreen routine? It could honestly be as short as a tiktok- just something where u lay out timing and which sunscreen products u use when. I’m particularly interested in ur reapplication routine
I was about to place my order for all of your skincare products when I read in the FAQ section that you don’t ship internationally 😭😩 I live in Australia. Please ship here soon!! I’m so keen to try your skincare line.
Love all your videos. Thank you so much for all your efforts. I am suffering with acne scars and i am continuing doing my treatment till i get my normal skin back again.
Hey Dr Shereeene. I love your content. Very informative and helpful. Thank you for these videos I have learnt so much. I have a request for the nerds that can’t afford expensive products- could you do a full skin routine with products that are budget friendly but can get maximum benefits from? Also I live in the uk and sometimes can’t get certain products due to regulations etc. I would be so grateful 🙏 🙏
Thanks for the video Dr Idriss. Just wondering if you have stockists in Australia please? Sadly Sephora Australia and Mecca Cosmetica don’t have you. Thanks!