What Does a Doctor Think of Priyanka Chopra's Skin Care Routine? A Plastic Surgeon Reacts! 

Exactlyyyyy.......... I use coconut oil often, and not to boast but it works like wonder.

It may work for dry skin but trust but it doesn't work for oily skin with open porces

@@thuletamang3309 you cannot use any oil for oily skin. You can however try oil cleansing once a week. My sister has ultra ultra oily skin. She does this and applies rice flour paste on face. Works well for her.

It gives me pimples and after a few days it dries out my skin

@@kiwe7511 then you probably have oily skin type. But you can try oil cleansing once a week. I do that when I am staying in a tropical zone that makes my skin oily.

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I use Hemp Seed Oil

@@maybememory1 Thank you, I'll have to try that (:

I like jojoba oil to remove makeup. It's liquid at room temp so you can use it as essential oil carrier too!

As long as you fully remove the the coconut oil with a foaming cleanser, it's fine!

jojoba oil is amazing and doesn’t clog pores

💯 agree.

That's just stupid to think all DIY skincare is bad. Because there is nothing better than absolutely natural things for your skin. Western people are so brainwashed by capitalism that if you put the exact same thing in a bottle and label it as organic, sulfate and paraben free and sell it to them at exorbitant prices they would give their kidney to buy it. But if you can just whip it up in your kitchen then it's an absolute no no. Lol. So many Asian cultures swear by natural skincare and haircare and have flawless skin and hair because of it.

Coconut oil is terrible for your skin

@bo I've oily skin though. Anything that has a bit oil in it, troubles my skin.

@@Bibblesupremacy1992 Coconut oil is not bad according to the scientific literature. It doesn’t disrupt the skin barrier like some other oils can do. If it breaks you out or causes an negative reaction, obviously don’t use it. I can use it and never get a bad reaction.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JPaNgjcWIP0.html Method to make Virgin coconut oil at home

@@Bibblesupremacy1992 no it isnt. it depends on what combination of skin you have and what kinda climate you live in. my granny n mom been using it since the beginning of the time, it works like a charm for them. i dont use it in summers, coz i get acne but in winters my skin gets dry AF, and coconut oil fixes it all, also my acne marks got lighter n vanished eventually.

When do you use it?

@@niveditajoshi2590 every morning after a bath, it's very good for the skin but use it on a regular basis.

noting bad about having preferences in other cultures you should not prejudice other cultures

It's the same as white ppl wanting a tan or wanting to look italian/arab tbh

@@kanamenoname210 true

Colourism is definitely a huge problem in india but priyanka has never had skin lightening. She got a nose job that's it. Yes some actresses definitely do get skin lightening (like Kajol, Trisha etc.) and some are naturally fair skinned (like Kareena, Karishma, alia, Sara Ali khan, Tamannaah, Kriti etc.) but Priyankas skin tone is still medium brown..look at her recent pics. It looks lighter here because of the lighting, I've met her irl and her skin is medium brown I think she's one of the few brown skinned indian actresses that embraces her natural skin tone.

@@NotJoegoldberg that’s good to hear. Hopefully she can talk about how bad colourism is in her culture and with others from Africa, South America, Asia, and many others. So we can truly love the skin we’re all in ❤️

The same reason why white people want to be tanned or look italian/Arab 🤷‍♀️ different areas of the world have different beauty ideals based on what's rare and exotic

So it is good, if she is able to tell the secrets to the world. Why fuss about it?

@@nd6008 These secrets aren't going to do much for your skin without the expert hands of a good plastic surgeon 🤣

She had a lot of plastic surgery among to look fairer.Not her natural carnation.

You are such a jealous and hateful person. A Indian would only speak against another Indian and not let priyanka grow and succeed

She left the brand long ago Are you pakistani??

@@shikhasingh4235 why say bad mouth other countries? When the poison is from our own country. This person is a hateful Indian only.

Lorry Hill did a video on her surgeries.

Yes..

As an Indian, I use coconut oil in winers on my skin and it works perfecr for me. i use coconut and neem oil for hair. my granny n mom use coconut oil on the face throughout the year, and they have extremely good skin and they even look younger. also no acne scars whatever.

Y sont use coconut oil in winter it's a cooling oil, it's for summer

Coconut oil brighten my skin but I got pimple😅😅

@@rupalithakur2743 if your skin is oily dont use it then, mine gets dandruffy dry in winers, tahts the only time i use it and you are right, it makes the skin so glowy n bright

Keep using it. I just watched a video saying don't use coconut oil in hair either. I just gave up

Couldn’t agree more to this comment! I did not expect this from you doctor,priyanka chopra has accomplished so much in her life and to gauge her success with whom she married is just too shallow!

Prior to discussing a global superstar who is an actor, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, you should undoubtedly complete your research thoroughly. I didn't expect this from you, doctor.

Facts!

@@tonubage2092 what about quantico, and couple of Hollywood movies. 😳

I thought Priyanka won Miss World in 2000? I did my research. And by the way, I think the doctor's comment is meant to be a compliment when he said he's married to Nick. It's not every day a famous Indian actress is married to a famous American singer.

Spa facial once a month or max every two weeks. Hydrojelly facials are a waste of money unless they apply a mask underneath it. Mask once a week, prefer hydrating masks to go to sleep in as during sleep is when the skin is most actively accepting nutrients and working. Many mud masks at drug stores do nothing except dry up sebum, which a cleanser can do. Sheet masks at drug stores are only going to hydrate the skin - not harmful but not really different than a moisturizer. Most women who have acne do have it around the jawline - this is hormonal acne. Forehead/nose is t-zone and where your sebaceous filaments live. These filaments are responsible for secreting and spreading sebum to prevent trans-epidermal water loss (dehydration). As long as you are cleansing properly you will not generate acne as this is more related to clogged pores, and sebum does not clog the pores naturally. My suggestion is glycolic acid 7.5%~ 2x a week at night around jawline and salicylic acid 2% spot treatment 3-4x a week around jawline. For evening: Cleanse > glycolic acid > 3-4min > salicylic acid > 3-4 mins > tone(optional) > serum(optional) > moisturizer. I don't recommend applying glycolic acid on an open or extracted lesion, instead cauterize with salicylic acid and be careful not to pick it. These are my recommendations as a licensed esthetician, hope it helps.

No she is not. She is lying to young women who look up to her.

Exactly!!! Everyone in my family uses coconut oil as Moisturizer/Cold cream during winters and it's been practiced since ages It really makes the skin look glowing and shining 🌟

Just because it's in your culture doesn't mean it's good. Coconut oil is one of the most unhealthy oils out there. Different in temperature won't make a difference

@@polikink12 why you so triggered 🤣 if u don't like it don't use it... just coz u don't agree with your culture dosent mean people don't like there's and don't wanna follow there's.. And we practice what has been been practiced since thousand of years. And also reading helps you know... go for it!! Tc 😊 and stay blessed 🙌 😇 🙏

@@gayatris3995 bruh.. triggered? What a weak opening line. As i said, just because smth has been practiced for years doesn't mean it's good. It's seems like you are the one that needs to read up some science based data to learn that coconut oil is one of the most unhealthiest oils out there

Im indian also and coconut oil feels very uncomfortable and oily on my skin so dont apply any oil on my skin. And my skin has been feeling great and hydrated since i stopped using coconut oil

Hhhhhahahhaa exactly She is full of Fakeness even her personality.. you should read her book. Where she wrote; she was belongs to middleclass family they weren't rich.. but she mention that her mom used to get Dior Perfume and took her to Paris for her vaccation.. i dont know from India as ab middle class family who could afford so much vaccation cost.. where she wasn't miss india tht time

Nah she didn't get any surgery but she did accepted many times she was concious about her skin tone and always tried to go for lighter make-up ..and she is still very dusky ..I have seen her in real life .. sometimes it's makeup and lighting

Is what true? You have not stated what she is warning you about. If you mean skin lightening, don’t do it. They are all harmful. I will tell you that I have used (and sold) many brands of skincare since my early teens. I’m almost 50 and only have a couple of faint expression lines. Aging is just another word for poor nutrition and sun damage. At 21, the best thing you can do to prevent aging is use quality sunscreen every day and year round. Use a basic routine with a couple of hardworking ingredients that are proven. Vitamin C, hyaluronic acid and retinol are very good. Use your regime and moisturizer on your hands too. Your hands are as exposed as your face (in hot climates, your whole body) so give the same quality care to them and your hands will never give away your age. Drinking, tanning and extreme dieting are the things that will age you prematurely. Sun will catch up with you in middle age. You are smart to ask now when your prevention has a chance of working. At 50, you’d need a time machine to reverse that.

nothing wrong with anti aging creams. the earlier you start, the better.

Im 34 and my biggest regret is not starting a retinol based anti aging cream in my early 20s

There is also orange blossom water and mint water.

@@Graciebabyificatio oh mint water sounds nice! I will try that, thanks!

You can use plain water or raw milk (it is very good for a mask)

Microchanneling by Procell Therapies is great at breaking up acne scar texture. Scars will never be completely gone, but you can help make them far less noticeable in color and texture with microchanneling, microneedling, and laser resurfacing (recommend combo of ablative and non-ablative, just ablative can be pretty tough recovery time). Another treatment a derm can do is tca pinpoint application if it's pitted scarring. It helps even out the borders of the pits.

Try AHAs in toners or masks for the scars, and use daily sunscreen and moisturizer to help new marks fade quicker. Niacinamide is also great for fading dark spots, maintaining hydration (important for preventing scarring), and regulating oil production.

I fear I have accidentally exaggerated my scars. I don't have acne, for a few years as a teen I'd get breakouts quite regularly and I still have sporadic breakouts but nothing soul crushing (I know acne can be a really difficult thing to deal with) my scars are mostly noticeable to me and with make up I'm sure probably unnoticeable! But it is something that gets me down because I've started ageing in the past five years and don't recognise the face in the mirror.

@@spacewitchvulcan Gotcha. I definitely understand though - we all notice so much more than what others notice. But there is nothing wrong with trying some treatments to help you feel more confident, even if it isn't anything extreme. If it's mild scarring then a glycolic acid chemical peel or a jessner could do you some good!

Exactly

Omg I'm reading the comments and I'm baffled did she really lighten her skin !!! ???

@@randomina465 yes it's actually very common among Indian celebrities. Beauty standards vary from place to place and in our country fair skin is considered more beautiful.

She's super shady.. She's just that celebrity face that corporate use for their own selling products..

She did it in the begining of her career. And left the brand long ago.

100% smokes heavy ass cigars and talks about saving water during holi but then goes on to say how she has asthma during diwali and plays holi with water in both Mumbai and in California. She's no longer popular in South asian communities

@@kanamenoname210 says who?? You ?? Pakistani bots are shitting over here unnecessarily.

Do you use Johnson's baby powder? If yes then avoid using it because it has cancer causing substances in it.

Sunscreen should be used in morning routine, at night skip sunscreen so that your skin can breath and using sunscreen at night is useless

I am pretty sure it's not that dark brown😂 of course brown but not so dark

Do you even know what dark brown is?lol

Are you guys that free?? I mean look at her mother ..they have same skin tone!!

The reason why a lot of popular skinfluencers don't suggest DIY is cuz their businesses will shut down. Ofc skin care products are good but a lot of DIY masks are also brilliant and are not as demonic as these influencers portray. A lot of awareness around this topic has been spreading lately that skinfluencers have been blindly recommending a bunch of random products to make the industry flourish. People in Asia and South Asia have been using DIY for centuries and they have one of the youngest and mosf flawless looking skins. How would these docs explain that? It's to save their business, just like fitness coaches promoting protein shakes and supplements over actual proper diets that would work much better

because of Lactic Acid some beauty expert also suggest to put cold yogurt immediately after exposing to sun. It works as Tan removal and calm downs the skin.

Hope you studied science....