🧃Skincare Drinks: Hype or Help?
From collagen elixirs to glow waters, beauty drinks promise everything from better hydration to fewer wrinkles. But do they actually work—or are they just expensive flavored water?
In this video, I’m breaking down the science behind skincare drinks:
✔️ What’s really in them
✔️ Who might benefit
✔️ Ingredients to be cautious about
✔️ What dermatologists want you to know before you buy
👉 Whether you’re tempted by collagen shots, antioxidant waters, or microbiome tonics, this video will help you make an informed decision based on facts—not marketing.
🔬 MENTIONED INGREDIENTS & CONCERNS
Collagen peptides
Biotin (Vitamin B7)
Hyaluronic acid
Vitamin C, E, Zinc
Turmeric, ashwagandha, spirulina
Proprietary blends & hidden dosages
Interference with lab tests
Allergen alerts (e.g., marine collagen)
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💡 Dermatologist’s Takeaway
Skincare drinks aren’t magic. A balanced diet, solid skincare routine, and consistent sun protection are the true foundations of healthy skin. Think of these drinks as supplements—not solutions.
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Happy Thursday Dr Dray so excited to be here i live for this have a nice day ❤️
Happy Thursday!
Greetings Dr Dray hope u r well n Yesss this Vid is Gonna b so Insightful🧴🔥n Happy Thursday😀n Thanks👍….
Morning!
Happy Thursday Whitney Brown. Have a great day and take care.
Greetings d g hope u r well n Happy Thursday😀👍💐🎉!!!….
Balanced diet is Key, couldn’t agree more ❤
I’ve been in Thailand for 10.5 years. They’ve been even at 7-Eleven for a very long time.
I would love to check out a 7-Eleven in Thailand though, lol! I bet they have interesting finds compared to the ones here.
I have never seen them in a smallish town in Arizona.
@traceytrotter9934 well it’s because it’s not Thailand is it? What the hell are you even talking about
Was not a big water drinker until I found HINT. Love it. As for the Collagen drinks … nope! I have been taking Andrew Lessman (Procaps) supplements for about 35 years and completely trust his research and quality. When people in my office are sick for the 2nd and 3rd time during the year, I just keep taking my Procap vits. I even give them as gifts to people I love. I’ll knock wood before I say this, but I’ve worked for my company for 27 years and have only taken 3 sick days. I’m a believer…. however, you have to know when enough is enough… that’s the tricky part.
Thank you for your incredible videos. ALWAYS APPRECIATED.
Drinkable skincare is called W A T E R. I get it can be boring and that is why they have La Croix 😂
also Dr. Dray you look really really great in this video, more than you usually do! dunno if it is the lighting or a slight camera angle change or what but I think it works!
It only makes a difference if you’re severely dehydrated
My issue is the absence of the amount disclosure. At what amount of a declared ingredient is allowed to be on the label.
Sitting here this morning, my hair disheveled, playing air violin to Adagio for Strings by Barber, awaiting Dr Dray’s next video.
Then it happens! A grand video, full of energy, elegance, and pure intelligence. I put down my air-bow to take it all in. We are presented today with a magical elixir from the know-it-all generation. A concoction that may be titled, “Forever Young.”
Excuse me, while I apply more sunscreen, pick up my air-bow, and wait with great anticipation to learn more about this newly developed sunscreen.
As always, lovely seeing you mon amour and everyone have a delightful day!
i love how poetic this comment is 😂
Idk, it sounds cool to think that something like that could be possible… maybe using everything like a proper diet and the drink and the topicals would make it a little bit easier because you also have the stuff from food like an electrolyte drink or something
We have a Plastic Surgeon here that sells that garbage I think it’s called Skinade & it’s very expensive. I guess some people will buy anything. Thank you for your honesty!❤️
I have thought about buying that before 🤷now I definitely won’t. 😉
Happy, happy Thursday, Dr. Dray!
I can hear how mad you are about it and I appreciate you ❤
Superb video full of great sense and SCIENCE.
I cook and air fry with tumeric. And I make golden milk daily for inflammation…8 oz warm milk, 1.5 teaspoons tumeric, dash pepper.1/2 tsp Ceylon cinnamon, 1/4 tsp cloves,1 teaspoon raw cacao
That sounds good.
I appreciate you, Dr Dray 🌸
2:44 Collagen peptides
3:34 Biotin (Vitamin B7/B8)
4:56 Spirulina
5:59 Vitamin E
7:04 Turmeric
7:56 Proprietary blends
Thanks! I miss the old days when Dr Dray time stamped her videos
These influencers get paid for sure just drink water. My skincare thing only noblesse peau😂
Dr dray plz do a video on acne scars … products to get rid of them …p.s im highly allergic to retinol
I asked both my endocrinologist and nephrologist about these skincare “drinks,” and since I’m a kidney transplant recipient, they both told me that it is not a good idea to consume them. I for one always ask my doctors about some of these trends that may or may not be detrimental to my health. I trust them more than I trust some of those online influencers since they know me and my body better.