Dermatologist Shops Costco Skincare | What’s Worth Buying?
Nature's Bounty$7.99- “This is an immediate pass”▶ 0:10
- “Taking biotin is not going to do anything”▶ 0:16
- “It'll jack up your blood work and make it very confusing to know if you're having a heart attack or not”▶ 0:23
- “Not to mention this also has retinyl palmitate, vitamin A, can dry out your skin, stored in the liver, not good to take vitamin A supplements”▶ 0:29
- “I don't like stuff like this. I don't recommend it”▶ 0:49
SKIN1004$14.40- “This is a fragrance-free moisturizer”▶ 2:24
- “Centella is one of the few ingredients that shows promise for improving the appearance of stretch marks”▶ 2:37
- “Centella is laden with anti-inflammatory compounds”
- “Topically it does show promise for both redness as well as improving the moisture barrier”
- “This is looking promising”▶ 4:09
- “SKIN1004 is another Korean brand that I think is definitely worth it”▶ 4:32
- “I would go with this”▶ 4:41
Torriden$12.87- “I actually love these”▶ 4:50
- “It's a mask that you put on and then as it dries down, it forms this adherent film. You can sleep with these on. They don't budge. They're actually really comfortable”▶ 4:56
- “When you take these off, without a doubt, your skin is hydrated. It's got that glassy, bouncy, dewy, elastic look to it”▶ 5:16
- “I love these”
- “I really see a just an improvement”▶ 7:17
- “I love these, but I rarely ever do them because they are a time commitment”▶ 7:35
- “It takes several hours for this thing to dry down”▶ 7:44
- “I just don't end up doing them nearly as much as I should because I enjoy them. I really do”▶ 8:17
Olay$29.99- “Their retinols are generally speaking quite good. Very stable formulas, good R&D”▶ 9:06
- “I've visited the Procter & Gamble facilities. I've seen where they actually do penetration and testing for getting into the skin of their retinol and their niacinamide. I mean, they really put it through quite a bit of testing”▶ 9:13
- “It's excellent”
RoC$32.99- “It's fragrance-free”
- “It's kind of like the Hydro Boost gel cream, the older formula before they changed it into two formulas”▶ 9:53
- “The thing about these RoC moisturizers is that they have marine extracts, which are really good hydrators”▶ 9:58
- “Definitely recommend that. It's a good price here”▶ 10:06
Neutrogena$11.99- “I personally love this product. You know, I've used it multiple pump bottles full”▶ 11:07
- “It does have petrolatum. It's really good at reducing water loss, but it is a lot more lightweight”▶ 11:13
- “If you don't like super greasy body creams, lotions, texturally speaking, you might try this”▶ 11:19
- “I enjoy using this in the summer, and it works really well on the face”▶ 11:23
- “Fragrance-free, and it's a good deal here at $18.99”▶ 11:28
Aveeno$7.99- “This is a glycerin skin protectant. So, really good at reducing water loss and hydrating the skin”▶ 11:40
- “Glycerin has this a wonderful ability to impart long-lasting hydration”▶ 11:47
- “It's a little bit stickier in texture”▶ 12:04
- “This is pretty good and oat is excellent as well as a skin protectant”▶ 12:07
- “Oat is also very good for atopic dermatitis, for hydration, for barrier repair, for soothing”▶ 12:15
Torriden$24.00
Grace & Stella$19.95- “I like doing these”▶ 15:49
- “They do help, similar to what we were talking about with that mask earlier. They just help to improve water content, and that can brighten up the under eye area just through light scattering from better hydration in the stratum corneum”▶ 15:54
- “It can minimize fine lines just by hydration”▶ 16:06
- “Put these in the refrigerator and apply them chilled. It will definitely help depuff if you do that. Just the cold temperature alone is what does the depuffing”▶ 16:17
- “I swear by this product. It has made a huge difference for me”▶ 17:11
- “This alone can improve dermal thickness. So, it shows promise for reducing reversing dermal atrophy”▶ 17:43
- “The 12% strength or higher can help to improve that dermal thickness”▶ 18:28
- “It has a good anti-aging effect”▶ 18:42
- “It is an alpha hydroxy acid that can make you more sensitive to sun more likely to get a sunburn. So, you need to be diligent with your sunscreen”▶ 18:44
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