Dr. Samantha Ellis

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934 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 22 Apr

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They are really all working by preventing that trans-epidermal water loss.
Moisturizers also help draw water to the skin's surface.
Those are humectants within a moisturizer.
Which is like hyaluronic acid.
Hyaluronic acid, polyglutamic acid, glycerin are all great humectants.
And then there's emollients, which is another category of ingredients within moisturizers like ceramides that help smooth the skin.
And so like a great moisturizer should have humectants to draw water, emollients to smooth, and then occlusives to seal.
I would say both.
I think looking at your environment.
So if you live in a more arid or dry climate, we have lots of people who struggle with dryness here in California.
So doing things like adding a humidifier-
Yeah, that's true.
I did my intern year in Colorado and there's actually something called Colorado face because it's so dry there and you live at such a high altitude that there's so much sun and wind damage that it's a very premature sort of weathering of the skin that happens when you live in Colorado.
One is using a moisturizer really consistently.
So I feel like one of the biggest issues I see with people and skincare is they don't use it very consistently or they don't use one product very consistently.
We're constantly bombarded with newness and you're constantly kind of trading things out.
And so finding a moisturizer that feels good on your skin
that when you sort of think about your skin 15 minutes after you've put it on, you can still sense that the moisturizer is there.
I call that having presence.
And I like a moisturizer that has presence on the skin and doesn't sort of disappear, which could be good if you're oily, but is generally not good if you have dry skin.
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