Pack Your Skin Care Like a Dermatologist + Airplane Routine | Dr. Jenny Liu

Board-Certified Dermatologist Dr. Jenny Liu shares how she builds a skincare routine around traveling on an airplane and tips on how to keep your skin healthy and protected 30,000 feet in the air.

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00:00 Intro
00:31 Tips on an Airplane
01:52 How I do my routine on a plane
08:56 What I pack

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[cmnguyen]

I’m going from California to Singapore next week, so this video came at the perfect time. Safe travels!

[pinkpeachz]

I love the idea of the pre soaked micellar pads!!

[valeriesummers]

I so needed to see this. I’m traveling internationally next month and really needed some good tips on what to do and bring.

[mariem]

Hi Dr Jenny, can you please do some French skincare videos? Such as a haul, reviews, and recommendations!

[galato]

I want to make sure that the Aveeno Calm & restore gel is good for acne prone skin. Thank you.

[hannazebian]

Can the pink toiletry bag go in carry on? Or does it have to be checked in?

[ghoualemamira]

Shouldn't it be in a transparent zip bag for Carry on ? All liquids I mean

[harrietdooley]

Hi Dr. I watch all your videos for help for my bad acne skin and have no access currently to see a dermatologist myself, so I wondered if you could help answer my question I would be SO appreciative…:
My skin reacted to some a new product I put on it (Cerave spf moisturiser). I stopped using it but ever since been red, sore and EXTREMELY dry & flaky. I am on benzoyl peroxide & adapalene cream which I use at night. Every time I try and moisturise my extremely dry and sore skin it makes me break out. How do I manage battling extreme dry skin whilst also breaking out every time I try and put products on to help?

Thank you so much in advance.

[survivinglife]

hello doctor, i have a 20 hour flight and i need some tips on how i can avoid swelling. my face kinda swells up during the flights idk why.. 😅

[cang]

Hi Dr, do I still need to wash my face with regular cleanser after using the miscellar water? Kindly advise. Thank you.

[boyoungcho]

Hi, I wonder if you use an eyelash serum or have any eyelash serum you can recommend to us. I have been trying several them, non of them works for me or some of them even irritated my skin around eyes.

[iiraat]

Is this skinfix moisturizer pregnancy safe???

[ashwiniravindra]

Is it safe to use Alastin eye treatment for pregnant women

[ukrogzx]

would you be able to pretty please do an everyday makeup video?

[sofitomy]

Im on accutane so my skin, and especially lips are like a dessert, and a flight is gonna make it even drier 😭😂

[margotrobbie]

U put all those products inside a plastic bag i assume right?

[LisaR]

Do people really sit on the airplane and wash their face and put on lotions and serums masks, facials and sunscreen?? A skincare routine on an airplane? Like are we gonna break out the baby wipes and start taking a hoes bath? I e never flown in my 43 years but I think if the person beside me broke out all this stuff and started basically taking a bath in the seat I would be horrified! 😳

[Naranjus]

I’m amazed that as a derm you advise people to use micellar water without rinsing it off. It may be called water but it’s a cleanser nonetheless. It contains surfactants that irritate the skin and in my case contributed to my acne. That’s basic skincare—how to properly cleanse your face. Instead of using all these products and encouraging a complicated routine on a plane where things are already kind of gross to touch, I would recommend people to skip the makeup altogether and do their routine before they get on the plane say whilst they wait to board the plane which usually takes hours. Water on the plane is not the cleanest because they never wash those tanks so splashing your face with airplane water is probably not that good for your skin. If you normally take good care of your skin by wearing sunscreen, washing your face properly, taking good care of your skin barrier you can pretty much eliminate the need to wear heavy makeup anyway. As I aged I no longer put so much emphasis on makeup or the clothes I wear as long as it’s minimal and suits my skin tone as I find this look elegant and beautiful . No one asked for my opinion but I felt compelled to say that not rinsing your face after using a face cleanser ( miscellar water) is terrible advice. You guys can watch lab muffin Beauty. She’s a cosmetic scientist and gives awesome advice whilst delivering a scientific explanation for essentially everything she says.

[Fmohazh]

Please speak normally without transforming your tone from normal to hoarse at the end of every sentence...it's really annoying!!