10 Skin care PRODUCTS I DON'T USE| Dr Dray

-You're welcome! 😁 1. eye creams 0:20 2. rose water 2:11 3. toner 3:30 4. fad ingredients 5:15 5. wipes (makeup wipes, baby wipes, etc) 7:45 6. scrubs 9:25 7. lash serum 10:28 8. facial oils 12:25 9. sheet masks 15:20 10. feminine wash 17:28 11. vitamin c 20:38 gdi i use all of thi

This is the difference between an influencer and an actual medical professional who is qualified to give you advice. Influencers will swear up and down that you need those fad ingredients, toners, probiotics, whatever in your routine for the perfect skin with a discount code to boot. Medical professionals will promote the simplest routine possible that actually have scientific evidence backing it.

"I've been sent these products before and I end up using them on my feet." Absolutely savage, Dr. Dray.

LoL ... me... removing the $47 eye cream from my Ulta shopping cart🤪. Whew!

This lady deserves a medal of freedom for liberating our brains from marketing crap ❤️

Can we just take a moment to appreciate dr dray who recommends so many AFFORDABLE skincare options when many people in the skincare industry (esthetician’s, some plastic surgeons, spas, etc) will recommend the most outrageously priced skincare items......

I started using Vaseline on my face, neck and decolletage when I was a cash strapped student in the late 80s. I'm 53 now and am asked often what I do to care for my skin, because it's in good shape. Over 35 years, I reckon I've spent about $100 bucks on moisturizer, and happy to brag about that.

I love hearing professionals rant about the idiotic marketing related to their industry. It is satisfying to know where marketers are trying to trick me to get my money. Thank you for this informative video!

THANK YOOUUUUUU for #10. I'm a gynecologist, and I spend so.much.time trying to get people to kick the feminine wash habit. Dr. Dray is 1000% right! Warm water and a nice gentle washcloth will do just fine to clean the vulva. (and don't even worry about cleaning the vagina at all. Totally not necessary.) If you work out or are sweaty/smelly, totally fine to use a mild, scent-free soap in the groin and over hair bearing areas. But keep that stuff away from the delicate tissues of the labia! They are mucous membranes, just like the inside of your mouth. And no one puts soap in their mouth!

Whenever i get carried away with looking at new products, I come back to you and a minimalistic routine becomes appealing to me again. xx

Literally me removing almost everything out of my sephora and ulta shopping cart. Thank God I found your videos

SKINCARE PRODUCTS NOT TO USE 1. Eye cream 2. Rose water spray/mist 3. Toner 4. Fad ingredients 5. Water wipes 6. Scrubs 7. Lash serums 8. Facial oils 9. Sheet masks 10. Feminine wash

Since I found Dr. Dray, I actually saved tons of money on skin care but am having the best skin I've ever had! Thank you!!!

Alternative title: "Dr dray exposing the skin care industry's b**s** for 20min"

I know Dr Dray posted this 2 yrs ago, but it's riveting! Also impressive is how her advice and guidance remains useful, relevant, and not gimmicky over time. Thanks Dr Dray!

Oils can be helpful. I have eczema all over on my body several years ago. My dermatologist prescribed me Triamcilonone ointment and asked me to put a moisturizer on top after the medicine. I followed the order and skin got less irritated, but never clear up. After 2 or 3 years, I found the Viva sweet almond oil and I finally saw the light for this long journey. Only a momth of usage (lubricant everynight, especially right after shower), my eczema was almost gone! There are couple spots with persistent eczema still require medicine and normal moisturizer, but the rest area was stable with just the oil! Thus, I do think oils can do something good to our skin, especially to help recovering our damage skin barrier. I am still using my sweet almond oil to maintain a healthy skin and I love it!

Since watching and listening to you at the beginning of lockdown, I’ve stopped buying fancy expensive products! In fact I now only use Cerave and my skin feels and looks healthy and happy. I still have wrinkles, hey I’m 59, but the expensive products didn’t help either! I feel my skin definitely looks brighter and maybe that’s because I’ve simplified my routine! So to end my skin looks amazing and so does my bank balance lol! Thank you Dr Dray you’re pretty amazing!

Because of following Dr. Dray all I use on my face is CeraVe AM, CeraVe PM, and CeraVe facial cleanser. And my bath soap is all unscented now too. I'm 60 years old and my skin looks pretty darn good!

With almost 80% of your thoughts Im agree. BUT the Rose water is absolutly a must for me. The only product Ive used for ages And BTW There is a lots of proven evidences behind it as calming and hidrating ..... My skin is just amaizing and the rose water is one of the reasons. BUT dont buy whatever is on the shelf. The only one I use from ages is organic Bulgarian rose water. Expansive but, real and proovenly the best quality

So very thankful and grateful that I found your channel. I’m old..almost 74 yrs old. Not bad...I’ve stayed out of sun and used sun screen for last 30 years. Used to tan...gave it up. You’re so down to earth, you’re adorable, you’re funny, you are truthful ( my gut instinct has been right my entire life..99% of time). No bs...just the facts. I buy some of the products you mention...Cerave, Cetaphil, day care moisturizers all contain sun screen. I’ve tried products when I was younger...but just rely now on simple, good quality facial/body products (because I’ve been watching you for 3 weeks ... almost every night before going to sleep. ). I know, for sure, when I was first hitting my teen years, I don’t even remember any eye creams being talked about. I was thinking...a few months back, do I really need eye creams? Thank you. I live alone...only child...single parent, hectic job...and helped raise all 5 of my grandchildren in between....and fostered/adopted several pets from animal shelters. Grandkids all grown up..busy with living life. I’m usually alone (but I did adopt 2 sickly stray cats .. both at different times. Some health issues...many losses of loved ones (both human and non human)...even my 37 yr. old daughter..so suddenly...heart condition. It runs in my entire family. Thought I’d be long gone by now. I’ve never used any type of foundation. I don’t like the way it feels. Had to stop working due to fibromyalgia, spinal stenosis, bulging herniated disks in spine, sciatica (both sides...what fun!), arthritis, tendinitis, sinusitis, arthritis....and I’m a tiny woman. Been on my own a long time...never remarried...family and all my pets always came first. Still do. I’m very happy alone. I think I’ve grown and observed and learned, changed and evolved into preferring hanging with non humans now. Many adult humans just annoy me and exhaust me. Sorry, rambling. Just want to thank you. I appreciate you taking the time to share your opinions, as a dermatologist...and as someone who just cares about others who don’t know any better...and we sometimes think the latest trend will help us look younger. Old age isn’t fun....but I’m calmer, wiser and have learned to live in the present moment. Took me years of sorrow and heartbreak..to learn about life. The only thing we have control over is our thoughts, our feelings, our perceptions, our opinions and our actions. So...now I kinda just try to go with the flow. And LIFE is so unpredictable and fleeting. I live each day as if it might be my last...still trying to help others (both family and non humans) when I’m able. Limited income...it’s hard...with a big human family, a tiny home (I think I mentioned I live alone)...and caring fir 13 feral cats (all tnrd), the raccoons, the opossums, the squirrels, etc... Best part...they all pretty much trust me...and they all get along. I’ve subscribed and will continue to watch your videos. You really are so darn cute...and thanks for sharing your time and for sharing your honest opinions. 💖💫👍😍