Breaking Beauty Podcast Derm Hot Takes! The Real Deal on Those Viral Hypochlorous Acid Skin Sprays, the Most Legit At-Home Skincare Devices and the Unsexy Vitamin C Serum You Need To Know About Now, According to Board-Certified Dermatologist Dr. Heather Rogers
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Aug 14, 2024 Dr. Heather D. Rogers, a double-board certified dermatologic surgeon and founder of Doctor Rogers Skin Care, joins to debunk skincare myths. Discover whether hypochlorous acid sprays are truly effective and why hyaluronic acid may not be worth your money. Dr. Rogers discusses the trend of using vaginal estrogen cream for facial skincare and recommends two LED devices she trusts. She also shares her go-to budget-friendly vitamin C serum, urging listeners to rethink what 'toxic' skincare really means in today’s market.
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Dermatologist Influence Transparency
- Many dermatologists endorse skincare brands due to paid ads and sponsorships. - Dr. Heather Rogers chooses to avoid paid endorsements to maintain unbiased advice.
Avoid Hyaluronic Acid Overuse
- Avoid topical hyaluronic acid as it doesn't penetrate skin or provide deep benefits. - Overusing mediocore products adds unnecessary preservatives and allergens that can harm your skin.
Affordable Vitamin C Serum
- Try the affordable 5% vitamin C serum from Lane Vanny Cream for sensitive skin. - It's a good starter product without spending much money.