Dr. Teo Soleymani

Skincare is an incredible multi-billion dollar market. That being said, there is not a shred of evidence that anything more expensive works better than anything cost effective. So that's first and foremost. Number two. Dove white bar soap is amazing. It's what we recommend for newborns and kids with sensitive skin.

Skincare is an incredible multi-billion dollar market. That being said, there is not a shred of evidence that anything more expensive works better than anything cost effective. So that's first and foremost. Number two. Dove white bar soap is amazing. It's what we recommend for newborns and kids with sensitive skin.

Generally, when we say sensitive skin, especially in kids, toddlers, and adolescents, there's a component of some sort of eczema or atopic dermatitis that is not bad enough to have a diagnosis, but enough to say, you know, I had sensitive skin. So Dove white bar soap is what I use for my kids. And I'm not sponsored by anybody either. But I think it's an amazing product because it's safe.

Generally, when we say sensitive skin, especially in kids, toddlers, and adolescents, there's a component of some sort of eczema or atopic dermatitis that is not bad enough to have a diagnosis, but enough to say, you know, I had sensitive skin. So Dove white bar soap is what I use for my kids. And I'm not sponsored by anybody either. But I think it's an amazing product because it's safe.

Generally, when we say sensitive skin, especially in kids, toddlers, and adolescents, there's a component of some sort of eczema or atopic dermatitis that is not bad enough to have a diagnosis, but enough to say, you know, I had sensitive skin. So Dove white bar soap is what I use for my kids. And I'm not sponsored by anybody either. But I think it's an amazing product because it's safe.

It's effective. It has the least amount of ingredients. No fragrances. These are all things that can irritate or cause an allergic response to skin that is sensitive. Meaning... your skin mounts an immune response to some sort of environmental allergen or trigger. That's what we generally mean when we talk about sensitive skin. I personally use Cetaphil. That's my face wash.

It's effective. It has the least amount of ingredients. No fragrances. These are all things that can irritate or cause an allergic response to skin that is sensitive. Meaning... your skin mounts an immune response to some sort of environmental allergen or trigger. That's what we generally mean when we talk about sensitive skin. I personally use Cetaphil. That's my face wash.

It's effective. It has the least amount of ingredients. No fragrances. These are all things that can irritate or cause an allergic response to skin that is sensitive. Meaning... your skin mounts an immune response to some sort of environmental allergen or trigger. That's what we generally mean when we talk about sensitive skin. I personally use Cetaphil. That's my face wash.

I have oily skin and I use the one that takes off more of the oil. So what you're looking for is defined by what bothers you or what your skin predicament is. What I do see as a problem nowadays is, particularly in the United States, we're a hyper-hygienic society. So what people tend to do is over-cleanse. And they over-cleanse for several reasons.

I have oily skin and I use the one that takes off more of the oil. So what you're looking for is defined by what bothers you or what your skin predicament is. What I do see as a problem nowadays is, particularly in the United States, we're a hyper-hygienic society. So what people tend to do is over-cleanse. And they over-cleanse for several reasons.

I have oily skin and I use the one that takes off more of the oil. So what you're looking for is defined by what bothers you or what your skin predicament is. What I do see as a problem nowadays is, particularly in the United States, we're a hyper-hygienic society. So what people tend to do is over-cleanse. And they over-cleanse for several reasons.

One, because they are told that cleansing will fix their skin issue. Or number two, they're told that some sort of organism is on their skin or some sort of bacteria that needs to be cleansed off to keep their skin healthy. Neither are true. The first thing you want in terms of a cleanser is something that's mild, fragrance-free, and has been tested to be hypoallergenic or non-comedogenic.

One, because they are told that cleansing will fix their skin issue. Or number two, they're told that some sort of organism is on their skin or some sort of bacteria that needs to be cleansed off to keep their skin healthy. Neither are true. The first thing you want in terms of a cleanser is something that's mild, fragrance-free, and has been tested to be hypoallergenic or non-comedogenic.

One, because they are told that cleansing will fix their skin issue. Or number two, they're told that some sort of organism is on their skin or some sort of bacteria that needs to be cleansed off to keep their skin healthy. Neither are true. The first thing you want in terms of a cleanser is something that's mild, fragrance-free, and has been tested to be hypoallergenic or non-comedogenic.

And that's first. Cetaphil, Dove, CeraVe, great, great stuff. No association with any of them.

And that's first. Cetaphil, Dove, CeraVe, great, great stuff. No association with any of them.

And that's first. Cetaphil, Dove, CeraVe, great, great stuff. No association with any of them.

Exactly. That's first. Fragrances tend to be a problem for sensitive skin in patients who have atopic dermatitis or eczema. they tend to trigger allergic responses or exacerbations of their eczema flare. So we try to avoid fragrances by all means. Then things that are gels or liquids tend to have preservatives in them to increase shelf stability, whereas bars tend not to.

Exactly. That's first. Fragrances tend to be a problem for sensitive skin in patients who have atopic dermatitis or eczema. they tend to trigger allergic responses or exacerbations of their eczema flare. So we try to avoid fragrances by all means. Then things that are gels or liquids tend to have preservatives in them to increase shelf stability, whereas bars tend not to.

Exactly. That's first. Fragrances tend to be a problem for sensitive skin in patients who have atopic dermatitis or eczema. they tend to trigger allergic responses or exacerbations of their eczema flare. So we try to avoid fragrances by all means. Then things that are gels or liquids tend to have preservatives in them to increase shelf stability, whereas bars tend not to.