5 things you should never put on your face - by Dr Liv (DIY skincare)

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Hello everybody
today i want to talk about DIY and things you never should apply on your face. I would like to explain as a lot of my paitents -before they are coming into my dermatology skincare office with bad skin -unfortunaltey doing a lot if mistakes, i wish you guys can avoid.
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Who is Dr Liv Kraemer and
why does she love skincare and skinfood?

Doctor Liv Kraemer (M.D., PhD) is a board-certified dermatologist with a focus on cosmeceuticals, aesthetic and preventative dermatology.

Before acquiring her academic and professional qualifications, she worked in the fashion industry for many years. This background gives her a unique and unusual perspective on both, medicine and beauty.

Today, Dr Liv is a specialist in aesthetic and lifestyle dermatology.
In her Boutique Dr. Liv Clinic in Zurich she focuses on skincare, skinfood and natural beauty.

Doctor Liv Kraemer is a frequent speaker in different aesthetic medicine, cosmetic conferences, but also on seminars and conferences

Dr. med. Liv Kraemer has been featured in numerous media articles such as in the NZZ am Sonntag, CNN, Cosmopolitan, Gala-Switzerland, intouch, Instyle, Cover Magazine, Cosmopolitan, Vertigo Magazine, Flair, Bunte, Body and Soul, Friday, Handelsblatt, etc.

She is member of different scientific and medical societies and expert organisations.

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Lemon
Vaseline
Baking soda
Toothpaste
Oils

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1. Lemon
2. Vaseline
3. Baking soda
4. Toothpaste
5. Oils

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Time stamps:
1:36 Lemons
4:19 Vaseline
7:16 Baking Soda
9:29 Toothpaste
11:21 Oils

[finallyfamous]

She’s literally doing this to educate and not make money. She deserves a standing ovation.

[DD-jrmq]

Vaseline saved my skin during winter. I always wet my face, apply hyaluronic acid serum and Vaseline on top to preserve the moisture in my skin. It's wonderful if you're dry or flaky

[lavernewarren]

Wow! I never knew this. I've been using cold pressed coconut and olive oil on my entire body for many years.I'm 42 and my skin is gorgeous.

[actualwakandangirl]

I literately grew up using Vaseline and always had baby smooth skin (so did everyone in my family) and still using it. Everybody’s skin is different!

[ndumymajola]

I grew up using vaseline as a baby and as an adult. It always gave me smooth skin. Lemon does wonders for my skin it removes all the darks spots and clears my skin. Without any break outs. I use tissue oil. And olive oil all over my body and it looks smooth. So No. I'm not stopping. I'll be using vaseline on my baby too after I've given birth. I'm not buying any expensive products.

[ZeeRaven]

There are three things my mother swears by and used all her life on her skin. 1, Rose water. 2, Vaseline and 3, oils. No treatments or spas or botox or any cosmetic surgery whatsoever. She looks the same as she did ~25-30 years ago.

[andreabunag]

She's such a sophisticated woman actually made me smile throughout the video I feel so classy! I looove her makeup simple yet elegant not like makeup trends nowadays full of contour. Hers is flawless! :)

[baysanhafsah]

I came to pick up the list but I stayed for the way she talks, I love her I feel like I'm at a therapy, I never watched 15mn video without skipping.

[flowerchildbeautifulchild]

I’ve been using baking soda on my skin and it works wonders for me! It’s helped with my hyperpigmentation and irritation!

[Blondie]

What a beautiful lady you are! I appreciate the free information that YouTube dermatologists give to us mortals. I used to wash my face with a “baking soda & olive oil” scrub. 😒 😑
Thanks to you & Dr. Dray, I now keep my skincare simplified by using Cerave wash, Retin-A cream & Cerave moisturizer at night. Glycolic acid lotion & sunscreen is my morning routine. My skin looks youthful & I get mistaken for being 12-15 years younger than I am.😃

[Dellaluna]

This woman is fantastic. That voice! She’s both a Bond girl/villain AND a Disney villain.

[catic]

I used vaseline for a week now, in the evening after cleansing, serums and moisturizer. My face recovered from redness and the texture is better than when I was in my 20 s. I am in my early 40 s and I have a normal skin face. But vaseline is really amazing!

[Blessings-zqck]

Thank you Doctor. I agree with everything you’ve said because I’ve tried all those except toothpaste and it was a recipe for disaster. I have really sensitive unlike some people who can tolerate any and everything on their faces and bodies. Appreciate you!

[WhyYoutubeWhy]

A little bit of oil (avocado, apricot, jojoba) mixed with aloe actually really helps my dry skin and rosacea, it makes me looks much healthier.

[jlclarkeprojects]

Hmm. I always use oils on my face and I love it. I never break out. Rosehip, chia, sea buckthorn. Have been for 10 years.

[westedlyeast]

Tbh, I used lemon water in 1:3 ratio of lemon juice and water and it worked really really great on my skin. It made my skin smoother and softer. Also, these days vitamin c is getting huge popularity for skincare. Just giving my personal experience. Everyone's skin is different

[Dancewithmearchana]

All the things you told are absolutely correct...every woman should hear this.