SKIN CYCLING & How to Make it Work for YOU | Dermatologist's Guide

Board Certified Dermatologist Dr. Jenny Liu shares discusses Skin Cycling (a term coined by fellow derm Dr. Whitney Bowe) and how you can tailor it for any skin type and stage.

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5 Comments

  1. How is the cerave night renewing thicker one for acne prone?! I’m struggling to find one that is thicker for my acne prone skin to pair with my tretinoin that won’t break me out!

  2. Thanks for posting this video on skin cycling. I have heard of it but never knew how it all works especially for people with sensitive skin. I do have a question on skin cycling. So do you think for us with sensitive skin would be best just to do 1 nigh or 2 night of retinol by separating out the days of use, then having a break for 2 days of the retinol.
    Like I use retinol at least one day of the week and go from there at night. Is that alright or should I do 2 nights instead of 1 night. Let me know on this question.
    Also is it true that Vasaline is ok to use for slugging?? I saw a video saying that vasaline is ok to use. I haven’t done slugging but one day I’m gonna try it. Thanks for sharing your videos! 🙂

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