Dermatologist reacts to Tiktok skincare advice #dermatologist @DrDrayzday

#skincaretips #antiagingskincare #dermreacts #antiaging

[patrickconnor]

When you're 14 it's pretty easy to have good skin.

[SSKYWLKR]

So a 16 yr old is talking about how you can’t see wrinkles on his face?

[Parrot]

"If you guys look at my skin [...] you can probably tell its pretty smooth"
Well yes, sir, you are a child.

[rebeccamorris]

even at 14 he still has a filter on.... sunscreen doesn't blur your skin.

[Triska]

That’s his secret to looking so good at 65

[teddydavid]

All you gotta do is don't laugh, don't smile and don't come out of your house you'll look great!

[pegprather]

At least he’s promoting sunscreen to young people! Smart kid.

[jenniferd]

To be honest, with the pressure on children these days, I can see 14 yr olds with some serious wrinkles!
It’s adorable though that he’s proud of no wrinkles lol
But his message about Sunscreen is SPOT ON!

[NikitaHunt]

Someone who looks 15 is less likely to have prominent nasolabial folds or eye wrinkles 😅

[laur]

idc how his skin looks or how old he is, the advice is sound and should transcend age. we should all be wearing sunscreen. for prevention of signs of ageing and skin cancer. and i’m happy to see my generation and younger are taking sun protection seriously ❤

[Semelem]

If your marks come from smiling there’s no reason to try and “fix” them

[susanegley]

The hack??? He's a literal fetus. He's so new to the Earth he's still wet and adjusting his eyes to the light. 😂

[Dean_Winchester]

I JUST love how young people who are in their teens to early 20s are giving us "aging' advice. Honey of course your skin is perfect, youre still a baby LOL, hit me up when you reach 35 and up. Then tell me how perfect your skin is LOL

[sounds]

I personally think wrinkles has a charm to them. It shows maturity, knowledge and beauty. When she smiles and I see the wrinkles it makes me swoon.

[Evelyn-vhex]

Im 30, and was rarely ever in the sun because I'm a super introverted book worm, but I still have those lines around my mouth. I have a very narrow jaw and therefore set of teeth (my dentist even said so), so my jaw protrudes forward alot while there isn't much jaw on the sides of my mouth to support the skin there.

[HP_Quinn]

I made the mistake of obsessively using tanning beds and trying to tan as much as possible in my late teen years and throughout my 20s. I never wore sunscreen unless I had to limit my sunburn 🤦🏻‍♂️

I have Fitzpatrick skin type 2, which is pale AF and I only got some color bc the tanning beds can filter out UVB.

Now in my early 30s with predominant nasolabial folds and have to get checked regularly with a dermatologist for skin cancer.

[biancanapoles]

While, yes young man, you're correct about the sunscreen, the reason your skin is "so smooth" is because you're UNDER 30 YEARS
So the real hack for the rest of us to have skin "as smooth as yours" would be to find the fountain of youth, since sunscreen won't reverse the wrinkles. It will prevent them (to an extent), but not reverse them.

[OPGardevoir]

When a fetus says they don't have wrinkles so they give you skincare advice

[chinchilla]

He’s right tho starting precautions at such a young age is a good idea

[sue]

Yes when I was a child my skin was simply marvelous! I am extremely fair so my mother covered me in sunscreen, zinc and a tshirt. So humiliating but am I so very thankful now. Sunscreen Sunscreen Sunscreen! Oh and subscribe to Dr Dray 😊