Skincare Hacks You Need To Try From The Drugstore

Skincare Hacks You Need To Try From The Drugstore. Dermatologist Dr. Dray shop with me for skincare at the drugstore
Aquaphor diaper cream
Carmex weather guard
Kerasal multipurpose nail repair

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24 Comments

  1. I really miss your car chats in your vlogs. Bring them back! 🙏🏼 You going on tangents is my fave. I ❤ your personality.

  2. Thank you for recommending the Lubriderm Daily Moisture Lotion. It is the perfect weight for the upcoming heat and humidity where I live.

    Your weekend vlogs were a joy to watch. I loved your walk around the arboretum. It was beautiful!

    Hope you have a fantastic day and week! 🌻

  3. I appreciate your professional view on products available to your public, and the use of medical based terminology. So, I cracked up with your use of “downstairs” and “down there” instead of using anatomical terminology. Always fun , Dr. Dray!😁😍❤️

  4. Thanks Dr Dray. You’re THE derm I run to for the best info. The noise in the background must be the door opening/closing alarm. I feel bad for the employees :(

  5. When my son was 8 he developed the moderate form of Stevens Johnson Syndrome…his poor mouth was a mess and he had to swish with Milk of Magnesia for the entire MONTH he was in the hospital. It helped so much with the pain.

  6. Yes…..I’ve just recently learned that what most people are calling the cuticle is the proximal nail fold, which is living skin and should not be cut, ever. The cuticle is the dead stuck skin under the proximal nail fold.

  7. Abreva is amazing! Having cold sores at least once a year, I recognize the initial ‘tingle’ of an imminent outbreak. Applying Abreva from that first sensation has decreased the time of healing by MANY days! For me, it has made a significant difference in the anguish of dealing with a cold sore. You definitely need to apply it every few hours but that’s a minor inconvenience compared to suffering for a week with a big open sore on your lip. I’ve found Abreva to be extremely helpful in shortening my outbreak. (I’m not affiliated with them in any way.) Thanks for another great video and Happy Monday!🎊✌️❤️

    1. Definitely! I’ve gotten fever blisters since the 2nd grade, once a year, normally in the fall. I have school pictures from the 4th grade to prove it. Abreva has been a game changer for me. I highly recommend it.

  8. These shopping trips are my favorite. Happy Monday everyone, its going to be a great week 💐

  9. Abreva has been a game changer for me. It speeds up healing time by days, not “a day”! I’ve gotten those blisters since I was in the 2nd grade and nothing has helped like Abreva. I get a fever blister pretty much every fall when the weather cools and my lips get chapped. Fever blisters are painful, and I highly recommend Abreva. It’s expensive but it’s worth it.

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