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| Name | how to choose the right cleanser for your skin |
| Video Uploader | Video From Dr Alexis Stephens |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 30-07-2021 15:00:27 |
| Video Discription | In this video, we review how to choose the right cleanser for your skin. Cleansing is the first step of every skincare routine, and many people think cleansers are not important but in reality, they are essential to making sure your skincare routine gets off to the right start. Special Note: Those with balanced skin aka "normal skin" can benefit from any of the cleansers mentioned and should choose your cleanser based on the current status of your skin Non-foaming cleansers: traditionally designed for those with dry skin In general, they are either milk or cream based gently cleanse skin without stripping the skin of its natural oils(lipids) removing any makeup or debri that is left throughout the day while simultaneously depositing fatty acids making them ideal for those with dry skin but these are just not going to do the job for someone with oily skin who fare much better with foaming cleansers removes oil (lipids) from the skin must contain detergents/surfactants traditionally these do not contain: oils silicones hydroxy acids they are great for those with clogged pores and are great at removing makeup and sunscreen so it is recommended to use these at nighttime Soothing Cleansers These are non-foaming cleansers with a lot of antioxidants so it reduces inflammation, soothes and calms the skin, reduces redness, non-irritating, cleanses skin without removing lipids and can be used post-procedure also deposits fatty acids. Ideal for someone with rosacea or stinging and burning on the skin Hydroxy Acid Cleanser- contains AHA or BHAs- those with dry skin tend to fare better with aha like lactic because they hydrate while exfoliating and those with oily tend to fair better with BHA- salicylic acid These are basically gentle chemical exfoliants and are amazing for those that can tolerate it They are designed to lower the PH of the skin and hydrate AHA’s enhance the penetration of the treatment product that you put on top of it which will allow you to see results faster that’s why it is so important when you are choosing a cleanser to use the one that is meant for you For sensitive skin types if you have acne you will highly benefit from using Hydroxy acids but if you have rosacea, stinging or burning, or allergic skin type it’s not ideal to use this type of cleanser maybe at some point when you bring down the inflammation in your skin you will be able to incorporate this use only once per day Salicylic Acid Cleanser- For oily skin and acne-prone 1-2X daily Gentle exfoliation Lowers the ph of the skin Unclogs pores Enhances penetration of the treatment product Avoid if stinging or burning or if you have rosacea MOST PEOPLE BENEFIT FROM USING TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF CLEANSERS ONE IN THE AM/ONE IN THE PM For Example, someone with oily skin would use a salicylic acid cleanser in the morning and a foaming cleanser in the pm Or -a non-foaming cleanser in the AM and an AHA cleanser in the PM if they have dry skin. The exception to this is if you have very sensitive, or allergic dry skin its best to just stick with a soothing cleanser- until your skin barrier is repaired and you are actually ready to use the active ingredients that might flair up your specific skin sensitivity Hope this helps. Please leave a comment below on what you want to see next. Shop everything mentioned in this video here: https://shopmyshelf.us/collections/15529 Cerave Hydrating Facial Cleanser https://myshlf.us/p-124405 La Roche-Posay Toleriane Purifying Foaming Cleanser https://myshlf.us/p-124406 Cetaphil Dermacontrol Oil Control Foam Wash https://myshlf.us/p-124407 Cerave Foaming Facial Cleanser https://myshlf.us/p-124408 Versed Gentle Cycle Milky Cleanser https://myshlf.us/p-124409 Glytone Mild Gel Cleanser https://myshlf.us/p-124410 Glytone Acne Self Foaming Cleanser https://myshlf.us/p-124411 The Inkey List Oat Cleansing Balm https://myshlf.us/p-124414 MEDICAL DISCLAIMER: ALL INFORMATION PROVIDED BY DR. ALEXIS STEPHENS ON THIS WEBSITE OR IN ANY OTHER FORMAT IS FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY AND IS NOT INTENDED TO BE A SUBSTITUTE FOR PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL ADVICE, DIAGNOSIS, OR TREATMENT. ALWAYS CONSULT YOUR PERSONAL PHYSICIAN OR OTHER QUALIFIED HEALTH PROVIDER WITH ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE REGARDING A MEDICAL CONDITION. NEVER REPLACE PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL ADVICE GIVEN TO YOU PERSONALLY OR DELAY IN SEEKING IT BECAUSE OF SOMETHING YOU HAVE READ ON THIS WEBSITE. THIS INFORMATION IS NOT MEANT TO DIAGNOSE, TREAT, OR CURE ANY MEDICAL CONDITION. #cleansers #dermatologist #skincaretips AFFILIATE DISCLAIMER: The description may contain affiliate links for a small commission on purchased products. Affiliate links support my channel, so I can continue to make educational and fun videos for you. Also, some items may have been received through PR. I am the advising dermatologist for skincare brands that were not mentioned in this video today. Thanks for watching! OeNJbShiOOw |
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