8 Skin Care Products Dermatologists Want You to Throw Out
Julie Ricevuto , Digital Beauty Editor |
When it comes to skin care, dermatologists know best. We’re all obviously well-versed in the basics at this point (aka, knowing that retinol and SPF should have VIP status in our medicine cabinets), but with the market flooded by unlimited product options, it can be difficult to know what’s actually good for our skin and what’s not. So, we tapped two renowned derms for their list of products they don’t recommend patients use, no matter how trendy or well-intentioned they may seem.
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Good article but what type of gel-based products are being referred to? There are a lot of them out there. What about gel-cream products? I just need more info in order to know if what I have used is a good or a bad thing. I have multiple gel products that are supposedly meant to help with dry skin. One right off the top of my head is from Sephora, it is a Korean product called PRIMARY RAW Do You Azulene Gel Cream. So I would kind of like more info on which type of gel products are being referred to.
Great List----My list to keep is a mild face wash, Skinceuticals Vit C + and prescription Retin-A----and during day---SPF and Bareminerals---Clean, Nourish and Protect= good skin.