Best Anti-Aging Products | Dermatologist at the Drugstore

The esteemed Dr. Macrene Alexiades-Armenakas takes Bazaar to the drugstore to find the best anti-aging products available.

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[turquoisegreene]

never trust a derm that skips over sunscreen

[conradzimmerman]

As someone studying both Cosmetic Chemistry and Dermatology I can only tell you that the only products you need for "anti-aging" are 1. A pH balanced Gentle water-soluble cleanser(one that rinses off with water without leaving your skin feeling dry or tight, a great one is Neutrogena Extra Gentle Foaming Cleanser) 2. Anti-oxidant rich serums (think Vitamins A (Retinol/Tretinoin), B(Niacinamide), C(so many derivatives to choose from), D & E (Tocepherol) to layer under Sunblock (at least SPF 30+or Moisturizer if they aren't in your Moisturizer already, 3. Leave on liquid or gel/lotion Exfoliants (AHA/BHA) 4. A treatment product for your ; rosacea, redness, acne, pigmentation, enlarged pores, oily skin, wrinkles(peptides) 5. A well formulated Broad-Spectrum Sunscreen (SPF 30+ or higher SPF 50+ is ideal!) with photo-stable sunscreen ingredients (e.g. Bemotrizinol, Tinosorb, Zinc Oxide) 6. A diet rich in colourful fruits and vegetables and fibres, pulses, legumes and wholegrains and less red meat and more fish and extra virgin olive oil 7. Plenty of water and or green/white tea 8. 8 hours of Beauty Sleep 9. A healthy robust sex life ;) 10. Mindfulness and Deep breathing throughout the day THAT'S ALL FOLKS! Updated: As for brands I recommend, Neutrogena, DECIEM, Drunk Elephant, Paula's Choice, NeoStrata.
P.S Be wary of essential oils, they may have a tendency to irritate even "Normal" skins, particularly the citrus variety (Bergamot, Lemon Peel, Grapefruit Peel, Bitter Orange Peel etc) Essential oils (Lavender being the most popular one) are cleverly marketed as all natural and wonderful (they really only have some anti-microbial, anti-bacterial action) but they are nothing more than fragrance in my opinion.

[om-njhw]

Watch Dr dray she's the real deal.

[vg]

Im surprised she didn't mention SUNSCREEN !!!

[leojamesborres]

I'm wondering how much loreal cmpny paid for this dermatologist..nice acting

[ASAFYY]

dont listen to her, they paid her to Say it! its all an act

[slashtitan]

Sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30 is everyday is the most important.

[refinebeauty]

So Untrue!!!!. It doesn't mean that because they have the right ingredients that they are going to work!... What it's important it's the right dosage of it, the right delivery system in the skin and the right molecule size! Those supermarket brands are very good at marketing and promoting themselves which cost a lot of money therefore less for research. It's not because you see "peptide" on a cosmetic product that it's going to work on your skin. There is more chance for it to stay on the surface of your skin. Also because of selling to a large range of customer those brands can not have serious active ingredients in case of skin reaction. It is why everyone should go to their Beauty Therapist to be explained about the products they should be using and directed to the right skin care range depending on their skin type and skin concerns.... It would be like relying on Mc Donald to lose weight instead of seeing a nutritionist.... Sandrine

[dianvera]

olay never works for me especially the anti aging line, it is too oily and clogged my pore

[lharcapili]

Dove is the best anti aging. It really moistures my skin . Im 31 but I look 19 😆😆

[saraholiveras]

and suddenly everyone’s a dermatologist

[AshKats]

I tried the L'Oreal Eye Defense cream and I found that my eyes really didn't like it. My undereye would kinda tingle and sting, and then my eyes would water and get red. I made sure to not get the product in my eyes and I tried this for about a week before I had to pass it on because my eyes were super irritated.

[madgerosalinda]

lol just get a reliable skincare cream

[massagebot]

Lifestyle, and food plays a major role in maintaining a good young looking skin but Number one for me is using sunblock whether the weather is hot or cold... Do not stay under the sun for too long either use hat or umbrella...and use sunblock with spf30+ sun rays damage your skin. You won't notice that Wrinkles melasma, etc. Will eventually show in your skin until its too late, soooo, you will end up looking for botox and expensive products. An ounce of Prevention is worth a pound of cure.

[jossrafisura]

I used Body Shop products.Esp.Vitamin E

[theoldfashioned_]

When she said Eye cream is very very important, i closed the video. Lol
It's a marketing bias.
Toner = essence
Ampoule = serum
Eye cream = moisturizer.
Even for sunscreen, spf 30 = spf 50.
Spf 50 will give you same protection as spf 30. Do your research, it's all just marketing to get you hooked and spend extra money.

[shaziariazkhan]

Can you make an updated version of this episode

[arturasp]

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[d.m.uu.]

I am not impressed, most shop-assistant could have told me the same information :/ and what about suncream, and what about layering products???

[kellymcphaul]

Do people use eye cream instead of just a moisturizer for sensitive skin?