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  1. Wow, that’s good to know it can go back to normal, but I’ve never seen the one due to dandruff, I learned something new, thank you doctor!

  2. I have an issue with products claiming to “brighten” skin. Last time I checked skin wasn’t connected to a dimmer switch. What they’re actually saying is “lightening” or “whitening”. Well, I’m happy with my skin colour. I like my skin clear & healthy so let’s focus on skincare based in reality & stop using products from brands using nonsensical euphemisms & making promises based on make-believe & magic.

    1. Brightening agents don’t lighten your skin or change your base skin tone, but it’s also not nonsense or make believe? It refers to products that reduce dullness and increase the consistency of the skin tone. There are plenty of science backed ingredients that do these things

  3. Something is irritating her skin for sure. Instead of figuring out witch product it is, she’s blaming korean skincare as a whole. That’s crazy 😂

  4. Hey dr can you please tell me why I have noticing stinging on my back of the ear most of the time , I have roseacea but I am using azelaic acid on I think azelaic acid will work for my roseacea but why my back of the ear is started to stinging

  5. I don’t know why my back of ear started to stinging all the time 😢, I have facial roseacea and I am using azelaic acid 😢😢😢😢

  6. Ok but I’m obsessed with that lavender/pink eyeshadow you are wearing. You have to wear that everyday! It is making your brown eyes POP! Obsessed. 😍

  7. I have horrible hypopigmentation now due to seborrheic dermatitis. I’ve been treating it for almost a year with no new outbreaks, but the color isn’t back yet!

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