Dr. Fayne Frey

That is correct. Shampoo is designed to clean. Conditioners are designed to leave the hair manageable. it's very difficult to create a product that can do both.

Because if your product is trying to strip things off the skin as the shampoo does, it's very difficult then to leave the hair manageable with a coating of something that leaves it pleasing to the consumer, which is why in my opinion, those two-in-one products don't work very well.

Because if your product is trying to strip things off the skin as the shampoo does, it's very difficult then to leave the hair manageable with a coating of something that leaves it pleasing to the consumer, which is why in my opinion, those two-in-one products don't work very well.

Because if your product is trying to strip things off the skin as the shampoo does, it's very difficult then to leave the hair manageable with a coating of something that leaves it pleasing to the consumer, which is why in my opinion, those two-in-one products don't work very well.

If you wanted to buy a shampoo that's gonna clean your hair, I would suggest a separate conditioner to help keep it manageable. And these are all cultural pleasures. You don't need any of these really.

If you wanted to buy a shampoo that's gonna clean your hair, I would suggest a separate conditioner to help keep it manageable. And these are all cultural pleasures. You don't need any of these really.

If you wanted to buy a shampoo that's gonna clean your hair, I would suggest a separate conditioner to help keep it manageable. And these are all cultural pleasures. You don't need any of these really.

Well, I have hundreds of products because I'm always testing them. But if I wasn't testing them, the one single product I would have on my vanity is sunscreen. And it could be a spray. You'd spray it into your hand and put it on your face and spray it on your body. It could be a lotion. It could be a stick.

Well, I have hundreds of products because I'm always testing them. But if I wasn't testing them, the one single product I would have on my vanity is sunscreen. And it could be a spray. You'd spray it into your hand and put it on your face and spray it on your body. It could be a lotion. It could be a stick.

Well, I have hundreds of products because I'm always testing them. But if I wasn't testing them, the one single product I would have on my vanity is sunscreen. And it could be a spray. You'd spray it into your hand and put it on your face and spray it on your body. It could be a lotion. It could be a stick.

You can pick any form of broad spectrum SPF 30 or higher sunscreen you like, but it should be used every single day, January through December. regardless of where you live, because I'm a true believer you get a lot of ultraviolet light just incidentally walking to the drugstore, walking to your mailbox, et cetera. And that would be the one single product that I would recommend everybody have.

You can pick any form of broad spectrum SPF 30 or higher sunscreen you like, but it should be used every single day, January through December. regardless of where you live, because I'm a true believer you get a lot of ultraviolet light just incidentally walking to the drugstore, walking to your mailbox, et cetera. And that would be the one single product that I would recommend everybody have.

You can pick any form of broad spectrum SPF 30 or higher sunscreen you like, but it should be used every single day, January through December. regardless of where you live, because I'm a true believer you get a lot of ultraviolet light just incidentally walking to the drugstore, walking to your mailbox, et cetera. And that would be the one single product that I would recommend everybody have.

Moisturizer, if you have dry skin. I live in the Northeast. It gets dry in the wintertime, and oftentimes moisturizer helps.

Moisturizer, if you have dry skin. I live in the Northeast. It gets dry in the wintertime, and oftentimes moisturizer helps.

Moisturizer, if you have dry skin. I live in the Northeast. It gets dry in the wintertime, and oftentimes moisturizer helps.

skin is optimal when the amount of water in the skin is optimal because it functions better so a moisturizer if you need it is ideal and the third product i'd keep on my vanity is petroleum jelly i think it's the most versatile product on the market it can be used for many things runaway eyebrows chafed skin protection of the lips dry elbows and knees so those are the three products that i recommend my patients keep in their vanity

skin is optimal when the amount of water in the skin is optimal because it functions better so a moisturizer if you need it is ideal and the third product i'd keep on my vanity is petroleum jelly i think it's the most versatile product on the market it can be used for many things runaway eyebrows chafed skin protection of the lips dry elbows and knees so those are the three products that i recommend my patients keep in their vanity

skin is optimal when the amount of water in the skin is optimal because it functions better so a moisturizer if you need it is ideal and the third product i'd keep on my vanity is petroleum jelly i think it's the most versatile product on the market it can be used for many things runaway eyebrows chafed skin protection of the lips dry elbows and knees so those are the three products that i recommend my patients keep in their vanity

Mike, it's been an absolute pleasure speaking with you today. Thank you for having me.