Dr. Samantha Ellis
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 22 Apr
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And then if you still feel dry after that, I really like a hydrating serum.
So something that either has hyaluronic acid, polyglutamic acid that you're layering underneath your moisturizer to help draw more water to the skin surface.
And it also gives like an instant plumping effect to the skin.
There's not a lot in skincare that gives you that instant
gratification.
It can draw it either from the air or from the deeper layers of the skin.
So humectants draw from both directions.
Oh, dehydration can make your skin look horrible.
Yes.
There's a bit of a myth like, oh, if you drink a ton of water, your skin is going to look so much better.
Yeah, that's what every Hollywood actress does, right?
Nailed it.
But it really is about preventing dehydration because when you're dehydrated, your cells are sort of like shriveled down.
I think of it like taking your skin from a grape to a raisin.
And we really want our skin cells to be at grape status.
Physical exfoliation technically is damaging your barrier, but in a controlled way.
So it really just depends on how aggressively you're rubbing, how often you're doing something like that.
So I love a physical exfoliant maybe once a week to just sort of like buff things out, but don't need to be using that every day.
That is physically exfoliating.
When I see some people like drying their face off after doing a skincare routine and they're like scrubbing at their face, that is deep exfoliation and can be very irritating.
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