Skincare That You DON'T NEED (But Might Want)

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00:00 Intro
01:00 Product 1
05:34 Product 2
10:05 Product 3
15:11 Product 4
18:30 Grand Finale
19:22 Outro
19:40 Funnies

[memoonasaeed]

1- lip mask = not needed
2- face clay mask = helpful for oily skin once a week, don't need might want
3- face towels = can be hepful and convenient for acne prone skin, don't need but might want
4- thermal spring water = Don't need but might want to spray before serums application

[kale-bopp]

Those water sprays can be a need for folks with really bad water. I live on a farm and, despite a fancy filtration system, my well water’s pH is almost 10. After a few months I experienced angry, sensitive skin. Rather than wash my face with bottled water I use my crappy tapwater and give my skin a good spray of LRP thermal water to neutralize the surface of my skin before proceeding with skincare. It has helped a TON.

[docp]

Your content is always 10/10 but the friendship between the two of you makes it 100/10 lol you guys are so funny

[lindencalloway]

This just reminded me of something, I completely changed my habits by finding out book called 21 Former doctor secrets by Rachel Morgan. It has been censored.

[solar]

I use small baby towels for my face and change them every night. I have more than 20 of them. Any small cotton cloth can be used for years.

[sideeffect]

The disposable towels are a game changer for people who have hard water. The hard water builds up on your towels and can cause acne.

[Tokyo-hime]

One of the most important skin care routine part that people tends to forget is : changing your pillowcase frequently!

[naxp]

With newer softer clay masks, you're not supposed to wait till it fully dries. You can wipe them after the recommended time. They make them extra hydrating so it doesn't strip you too much.

[rorilee]

I’m 54. I don’t NEED stuff like spray water, but life is short, and it FEELS fantastic, so…😂

[karenhanretty]

Aquaphor with SPF for lips is the most amazing balm I've ever used, and I've used nearly all of them. I use it before bed and my lips have never been softer. It's so much better than Laneige, which I've also used.

[Vi-gkov]

Dr Shah's face when he heard that Dr. Maxfield inherited his towels from his wife's parents. Priceless! 🤣

[CAEO]

I love using the Avene spray water when my skin is particularly dry and I want an extra boost of water before applying moisturiser. It’s more the fine, even mist that appeals to me.

[jbooots]

I live in Canada and regularly use La Roche Posay and Vichy, which are pretty popular and dermatologically recommended for sensitive skin. It always surprises me how much the rest of the world sleeps on it!

[sarkahalastova]

You don’t need a spray water but nothing feels like a spray of water mist on your face before slapping on your cream! Spray is convenient, there is no water dripping around my mirror.

[AlyCat-rcfr]

I am a huge supporter of the clean skin club towels. They are convenient like Dr Shah says I keep them right by my sink, but they have also helped with my acne big time. I am that one person like Dr Maxfield said doesn’t wash their towels as often as maybe you should, but I find that normal towels are really abrasive now after using the clean skin club towels.

[BettyMoo]

0:52 I love Dr Shah’s subtle use of his lip remedy 😂

[Lisa_Uncensored]

I absolutely LOVE The Clean Towels. I 100% can tell a difference from not using a regular towel. It’s just not convenient to do that much laundry. And I don’t have that many towels or room to store them. I have very oily skin and acne prone skin. These towels are

[akumayoxiruma]

I use the thermal water spray from La Roche-Posay for the exact purpose you mentioned last: It's really nice to have a bit of moisture on before applying hyaluronic acid, and it also feels softer, cooler and fresher than tap water. It was really helpful to me because I had an eye surgery and couldn't have water running into my eyes in the first week. This spray was a great substitution.

[stephiejane]

I use the disposable towels, but not as a "dry off" towel. My sink does not make it easy for me to splash water on my face for rinsing off facial wash. I found that these towels work wonderfully as washcloths! I will grab a new one every two to three days. They dry quickly and hold up extremely well under water use. I have used the Clean Skin ones and found that other brands (at a cheaper price) work just as well. I have saved myself from washing washcloths constantly, putting leftover detergent on my face and made my life so much easier!! These towels have quickly slid over into an almost "need" category for

[patmon]

Both you are the reason why my skin looks amazing, I have followed all of your guidance to help my skin age gracefully. By the way, I have all of Remedy's products. Hyperpigmentation and acne scars from decades of acne have disappeared, and my pores are becoming less visible. Dr. Shah, you are my skin hero! ❤