My response TO MIKE THURSTON'S TANNING & SKIN CARE TIPS| Dr Dray

Dermatologist Dr Dray reacts to Mike Thurston's tanning tips and skin care advice for maintaining a natural tan. In his video he talks about how to get the best natural tan & I debunk common tanning myths and misconceptions portrayed in his video. #MikeThurston #skincare #drdray

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0:00 Intro
0:48 Hair removal
3:17 Exfoliation
4:25 Sunscreen
6:54 Tan vs Red
9:08 Does tanning protect you?
11:11 Only SPF
11:52 Tanning oils
13:40 Moisturizing
14:51 Tanning bed
16:20 Tanning injections
19:02 Genetics & tanning
20:01 Year round tan
21:42 Sun safety

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[seeyoucu]

I'm so glad you are educating people about the dangers of tanning in a polite and respectful manner.

[ErdemAltunhan]

I've always found that showing examples of what NOT to do, in order to teach people what to do, is a very practical source of information. I love how your reaction video is more on the informative side rather than drama. Thanks Dr. Dray!!

[cibo]

Never trust a Brit when it comes to tanning. We don't understand the Sun. We think red is also a tan because we are so desperate for sunshine LOL.

[Nick-kfio]

“The Gwyneth Paltrow method of sunscreen application” 😂😂😂

[meowcenary]

Please do not use tanning beds! I'm 38 now, but in high school used tanning beds before prom/summer season. I now have 8 biopsy scars from derms checking suspicious mole changes over the years. Use sunless tanner and be safe people!

[mchampagne]

I'm a pasty redhead and my mum RELIGIOUSLY applied sunscreen on me when I was a kid, and I keep up with daily spf all year round now. I always used to wish for that tanned look but now I'm happy I've protected my skin to keep it as healthy as I can.

[strawberryleigh]

Why did I laugh so hard at her *not impressed* reaction to him going “YOWWWW!” with his lil pink exfoliating gloves 😂 She’s just like 😒

[jourdainjardin]

People keep saying “safe tan” or tanning with SPF 15 safely… umm tanned skin is damaged skin… a tan means your body/skin is trying to deal with the overwhelming damaging from over exposure to UV.

[inkompetenzkompensationsko]

If you ever notice yourself getting tired of reapplying sunscreen, remember your cells are litterally committing suicide to protect you from the sun 😅

[thegreenmanofnorwich]

You should see British tourists in southeastern Spain. I've seen people go burgundy and say that their tan is coming along well. I thought "go to the hospital!"

[MrNizVID]

You should do a budget friendly basic skin care routine for men and a sunscreen suggestions that they will use . I.e. easy to apply and and not noticeable

[Hasna]

Usually I don't like reaction videos, but this one is an example of how to do it. Respectful, informative and without unnecessary and hurtful assumptions or the use of drama to get more views. And about the 'natural tan' thing: wish people would get more into "natural skin colour is best" instead of either wanting to make it lighter or darker. We need to accept and recognise that a healthy skin can come in all skin colours, no 'tan' is needed.

[tinaoom]

i tell patients that one use of a tanning bed increases your risk of melanoma by 20% and they are almost always unaware. thank you so much for dedicating yourself to educating the public. i’m sure you’re saving so many people from future skin cancers!!

[paulajimenez]

I love the fact that you can educate us without harming, destroy or disapproving somebody else, just for the sake of the video, or proving your knowledge.
You are amazing!
I love the video.

[amalinazafirahruslan]

This is the most brilliant style of react video on youtube ever. Highly educational, non-condescending and respectful. Thank you and have a nice day Dr Dray! ❤️

[kelseyarias]

he says he doesn’t want to end up wrinkly but that’s where he’s headed in the future

[raghar]

I admire how respectful you were throughout the video. Definitely support this new type of videos. Also loved your "why you're ugly" video as it brought more life aspects ..would love to see more of those too

[benjaminnhlam]

After learning how horrible UV is for your skin, I can't help but wince when I see people with tans like this 😬😬😬

[christinescott]

You are always so respectful when addressing misconceptions. Thank you for your videos!

[tinaoom]

the general lack of knowledge about tanning and sun protection bothers me so much. i’m a medical assistant for a derm and it just pains me to hear what people think is okay. 😩