Turmeric Soap For Glass Skin? Dermatologist Weighs In

Dermatologist reviews skin benefits of turmeric soap and the trend of using turmeric soap on the face for acne, hyperpigmentation, and glass skin.
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32 Comments

  1. I’ve tried everything for my hyperpigmentation. Only thing that works for me is Differin. It takes forever to work, like 3 months plus, but it does work.

  2. Never heard of this, but I’m not on tik toc.
    I use Dr. bronners tea tree bar soap.

    Thx for the video.

  3. I guess I have been living under a rock because I hadn’t heard of this trend. Happy Friday!❤

    1. You did not miss out on anything I guess, the amount of nonsense that is on TikTOK is amazing, I just stick to good old Dr Dray classics.

    2. Well, technically not because it is a “new” trend that it means it’s new. Tumeric is known for decades and more for its properties. Of course, there’s certain countries where it is more popular because of their culture and history and the US is NOT known to have much knowledge on natural remedies compared to other countries. However, If you talk to a 17 yo Indian girl from India about tumeric, she will automatically tell you how it’s used for cooking, skin, health etc etc. So it might look new for the US culture.

  4. Dr. Dray, can you do a deep dive on how products enter the skin and which ones actually do? Specifically growth factors, DNA repair enzymes, etc. Thank you, so enjoy your videos!😊

  5. One of the other channels I follow also did a video on turmeric and kojic acid soaps several months back talking about possible issues with them. The other thing with cooking with turmeric is that supposedly it has to be combined with black pepper for enhanced absorption.

  6. I’ve dry, sensitive skin & treat for eczema prevention 24/7. The only people I turn to for advice are dermatoligists, especially Dr. Dray. Happy Friday, everyone!

  7. Turmeric is used in India as a dye 90% of the time. It gets on the face during Holi a holiday where they throw paint at each other because the yellow paint traditionally is made with turmeric. I’m sure there are other local practices where they paint the face but I don’t think its usually on the skin for any reason except for its color

  8. I appreciate the amount of effort you put into educating your audience and debunking content that uninformed people post without putting any thought into just for the possibility of going viral or earning a few dollars. I could never be as patient as you. Thank you for everything you do!

  9. I haven’t heard of this trend. Thanks for talking about it. While some may find it helpful, I appreciate you looking out for my skin. Happy Friday, Dr Dray! I hope you, your sweet momma and little Tybee have a fantastic weekend!! 💞

  10. I don’t watch tick tok so I don’t follow the trend but I do like a good turmeric soap. It may be for more olive or darker skin tone. I wouldn’t think it would so much a lighten your skin but it does brighten. That is my opinion just based on my experience. 😊

  11. This is why I don’t have Tictok, I’d rather watch you & get the truth! Thank you for always telling the truth about products. Have a great weekend!❤️

  12. Thanks Dr. Dray. I have been thinking of using turmeric supplements and now I will not. I did not know about the damage to the liver. I’m also glad I watched this in using turmeric for hyperpigmentation and how it does not work.

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