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During November’s National Healthy Skin Month, a Cleveland Clinic dermatologist recommends a simple skin care routine. Jennifer Lucas, MD, says sunscreen should be applied in sunny or cloudy weather, and recommends using a gentle cleanser and moisturizer before sunscreen. For people interested in anti-aging, Lucas suggests adding a retinol or retinoid. She cautions that switching products often or trying too many at once can irritate skin, and says a dermatologist can help create a personalized plan.
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00:00Instant skincare results are rare, and constantly switching products can irritate your skin.
00:05Dermatologist Jennifer Lucas says trying too many products at once can cause irritation, too.
00:11So don't let social media hype push you toward products promising instant changes.
00:15Lucas says skincare results take time.
00:17She recommends sunscreen whether it's sunny or cloudy, because it helps prevent skin cancer and early aging.
00:24Protecting your skin today matters tomorrow, so be mindful of your sun exposure, too.
00:28Along with sunscreen, Lucas recommends keeping your routine simple.
00:33Start with a gentle cleanser and moisturizer, and apply sunscreen last.
00:37For reducing signs of aging, she suggests adding retinol or a retinoid, types of vitamin A used in skincare.
00:45You don't need a complicated lineup of products.
00:47If results disappoint, a dermatologist can assess your skin and create a personalized plan.
00:53Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
00:58This video contains only 4-3, as tall as it speaks more expensive.
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