Dermatologist Dr Dray on the skin benefits of double cleansing. How to double cleanse and common mistakes you may be making when you double cleanse. In this video I discuss choosing an oil based cleanser and skin types that benefit from double cleansing. Double cleansing involves using an oil based cleanser first, followed by a gentle cleanser. You also can use a micellar water as a first cleansing step, however, in my experience this can burn and sting around the eyes.

My video on micellar water [ Ссылка ]
My video on cleansers to use with retinol [ Ссылка ]
My video on choosing a cleanser [ Ссылка ]

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💜First step cleansers
Avene extremely gentle cleansing lotion [ Ссылка ]
Ponds cold cream [ Ссылка ]
The Inkey list oat cleansing balm [ Ссылка ]
Neutrogena body oil [ Ссылка ]
Hada labo cleansing oil [ Ссылка ]
Kose Softymo cleansing oil [ Ссылка ]

💜Second step cleansers
La Roche Posay Toleriane Gentle cleanser [ Ссылка ]
CeraVe hydrating facial cleanser [ Ссылка ]
Aveeno calm & restore cleanser [ Ссылка ]

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0:00 Intro
0:17 Importance of cleansing
1:10 What is double cleansing?
1:43 Benefits of double cleansing
2:02 Is double cleansing necessary?
2:28 Cleanser types
3:29 Double cleansing mistakes
7:28 Which cleanser is best for step 1?
8:12 Can you use coconut oil as a cleanser?
9:13 Is double cleansing acne safe?
9:53 Is double cleansing rosacea safe?
10:09 Summary


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