Best & Worst Skincare Hacks

Here are the best and worst skincare hacks that we've seen on social media!

0:00 Intro
1:29 Slugging Hack
4:32 DIY Masks
7:57 Potato Acne Hack
10:48 Hydrocolloid Bandaids
13:48 Just For Men Hair Dye

**Hydrocolloid Bandages Mentioned**

**Favorite Skincare Products**

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[KeelaLee]

‘breakouts are inevitable even if you have a perfect routine’ love that you brought this out! I get so annoyed sometimes and wonder if my skincare is working

[persephonnevanity]

I love how he waved after the baking soda video lol

[Paulgray]

“Pimple patches blend so well they’re almost invisible”... Dr. Maxfield: “Haha remember that one time you wore a pimple patch and we all made fun of you” 🤣

[lupigarcia]

Them: “I don’t know why you follow us”
All of us: are you kidding you are dermatologists giving good and free skin care advise

[BarbieEstrada]

I cannot wait to see your hair videos. After working with a dermatology chief resident student, I was surprised to know that dermatologists are also hair experts. If you create content like that, it’ll take you to the next level! I barely see anyone making informational videos about it from a scientific perspective.

[susannegodbee]

best skincare hack I got from my dermatologist .. drink water, stay out of the sun and don't smoke :-) then the skincare routine

[JustMargaret]

I’m so glad he mentioned buying hydrocolloid bandages and cutting them up into spot size pieces!!! That’s what I do, and it’s WAY cheaper than buying Mighty Patch. And it’s literally the same thing!

[leftymind]

Yeah, it is definitely only the Vaseline that has made Martha Stewart age well & look good. It had nothing to do with the fact that she is hella wealthy and can afford consistent professional treatments, plastic surgery, professional lighting & photo editors to make her pictures look flawless, lol. Sorry, that cracked me up.

[elizabethkashin]

As an RN with a college aged daughter who loves Tik Tok, I greatly appreciate your fact-filled and thoughtful content! Thank you so much for being responsible and creative MDs…we need more like you both!

[lancerooke]

You guys are doing terrific work and are providing a great free service for the community. Thank you for doing these videos!!!

[sunflwrr]

it would be really great if you could do a video on layering and mixing different products/skincare ingredients: what to do and not what to do type of video, because I’m sure many of us find it pretty confusing :)

[davidkuykendall]

FM doc here. Been referring my younger patients to your channel. Great content and clear delivery of your message. Thank you

[andreawilde]

I just started following you this week, and i can tell you why - you are making content that everyone wants, but that can normally feel so DRY when given from a medical perspective, or so biased when given by an influencer/random person. Instead - you are injecting it with humour and intelligence, and people are starving for that. So - kudos, and thanks!

[dnvdxgp]

My mother now near 90 lightly rubs vaseline on her eyelashes lightly at bedtime and it made them grow thick ! She has been doing this since she has been young. A hack passed down from her grandma. She was a pharmacist and had so many fun Back when pharmacist actually made many medicines.

[DianeJennings]

Please please PLEASE can you talk about fake tan products on the face and the order in your (night time ) routine

[scoldilox]

Dr Maxfield waving bye to the baking soda girl made my morning 😂👋🏼

[Marietta]

Everyone needs someone that looks at you like Maxfield looks at Shah !!

[shandijudy]

Dr.Maxfield is giving me "sitting in 9th grade english class, and we get in trouble for laughing, so we gotta try not to giggle" vibes

[mailelement]

I have used the hydrocolloid bandages on pretty nasty road rash from a bike crash and they worked really well - no scarring or discolouration on any of the wounded areas - all of them. I had multiple 3x4" bandages overlapping each other in a few spots so it was pretty broad damage. It all healed perfectly. I recommend it all my cycling and skateboarding friends.

[zenabahmad]

They both look at each other like they admire each other a lot. Love that ❤️