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Geek and Gorgeous Cheer Up Liquid Exfoliant is marketed as gentle enough for daily use—yet it still promises visible results for acne-prone and mature skin. But can something so mild really be effective? Or will you be left wondering where the glow is? In this video, I share my experience using the Cheer Up Exfoliant for several weeks, what it did (and didn’t) do for my skin, and how it compares to stronger BHA options like Paula’s Choice 2% BHA. 🧪 Whether you’re dealing with congestion, sensitive skin, or want to fade hyperpigmentation without irritation, this review will help you decide if this product is worth your time. 🔬 In this video, we cover: • What makes Cheer Up different from other exfoliants • How 1% Salicylic Acid + 6% Mandelic Acid perform in real life • Whether it’s suitable for sensitive or mature skin • How it compares to Paula’s Choice BHA • My recommended routine and who this is best for

Fall is here—and for many of us, that means stubborn hyperpigmentation is back with a vengeance. In this video, I’ll walk you through my updated fall skincare routine with a special focus on how I tackle dark spots, post-acne marks, and uneven skin tone—all while still addressing aging and adult acne, my year-round skin concerns. You’ll also learn the five key steps every effective hyperpigmentation routine should cover and how to adapt your products and ingredients to fit the season. 📌 Whether you’re dealing with melasma, sun spots, or just dull post-summer skin, this routine is built to clarify, support, and gently brighten without compromising your skin barrier.

What is new in November for skincare, makeup and hair care from the drugstore? And which Nerd Stuff have I been reading? Let's talk. 

Injecting salmon DNA into your face?! That’s the premise behind PDRN, a buzzworthy ingredient promising anti-aging, glow, and even healing benefits. But does the science hold up—or is it just another overhyped skin trend?

Does the Hydro-Surge Dewy Mist actually hydrate long-term — or just feel nice in the moment? The Inkey List claims their face mist not only delivers instant hydration and a dewy glow, but also long-term skin improvements. But can a face mist really do more than refresh? In this video, I take a closer look at the ingredients, the application experience, and whether it can earn a permanent spot in your skincare routine — especially if your skin is sensitive or dehydrated.

Looking for an LED mask that treats both your face and décolleté? The SKINVITY Silicone LED Mask & Bib caught my attention for exactly that reason. But is it really the best LED mask for your skin, or are there better options available?

Thinking about trying Minoxidil for hair loss? You’re not alone — but results aren’t guaranteed, and there’s a lot no one tells you.In this video, I’ll walk you through:- What Minoxidil actually does (and how it works)- Why it only works for some people — and how to find out if you’re one of them- Common mistakes that sabotage results- How to apply it properly — with pet safety in mind- The real science behind the “dreaded shed”- My personal 6-month before-and-after results

At-home microneedling without the risk? The Qure Micro Infusion System promises to deliver active ingredients deep into your skin using gold-plated hollow microneedles—all with minimal pain and no downtime. But does it actually work, and is it really safer than traditional microneedling rollers? As someone skeptical about at-home microneedling due to the risk of infection and trauma, I put Qure’s device to the test for three months. Here’s my review!

I tested the DermRays V8S Laser Hair Removal Device for six months—and let’s just say, I’m not impressed. With all the hype around at-home laser hair removal being a “permanent” solution, I wanted to see if this device actually delivers. After months of consistent use at the highest intensity, my results were… underwhelming. In this video, I’ll break down: 🔹 What DermRays V8S claims vs. my actual experience 🔹 The difference between laser and IPL—and why this matters 🔹 Before & after results after 6 months of consistent use 🔹 Pros, cons, and whether this device is worth the $599 price tag

SKIN1004 Tea Trica Relief Ampoule Review: Does It Calm Acne Inflammation? Can the SKIN1004 Tea Trica Relief Ampoule really calm acne inflammation? This lightweight, non-greasy ampoule claims to soothe irritated, acne-prone skin with the power of Tea Tree, Centella Asiatica, and Cypress extracts. But does it deliver on its promise, and is it suitable for your skin type? In this review, I break down the ingredients, performance, and how it fits into a skincare routine to help you decide if it’s worth trying.

Check out the latest additions to my skincare and makeup stash with The Inkey List, IT cosmetics, Medik8 and BYNACHT! Doctor Anne's Skincare Stash Update for February.

Have you noticed your face looking puffy or swollen and wondered if cortisol is to blame? The internet is full of claims that stress and cortisol cause "moon face," but is that really true?

Can cooking fat really replace your moisturizer or even cure acne? In this video, I take a closer look at the latest trend in skincare: beef tallow. I'll explain what beef tallow is, its potential benefits and drawbacks for the skin, and whether it’s a miracle product or just another skincare mistake. Tune in to find out if beef tallow deserves a spot in your skincare routine—or if it’s best left in the kitchen. 

Struggling to start your skincare journey? Building a routine doesn't have to be complicated or overwhelming. In this video, I break down the essentials of a beginner-friendly skincare routine into 3 simple steps: cleanse, moisturize, and protect with SPF. We'll also talk about how to figure out your skin type, consider environmental factors, and address common skin concerns like acne, hyperpigmentation, or premature aging. No fluff, no unnecessary extras—just the basics to help you create a routine that works for your skin. Whether you're just starting out or simplifying your existing routine, Doctor Annes guide has got you covered.

What would my holy grail skincare routine made from only my most loved skincare products look like and how much would it cost? Today Doctor Anne looks back at 2024 and picks her all time favorite products, the ones she would immediately buy again if all her skincare would disappear.

Check out the latest additions to my skin (and hair!) care stash with Estée Lauder, Olaplex and K18! Doctor Anne's Skincare Stash Update for December.

Curious if the Timeless Matrixyl 3000 HA Serum actually works on wrinkles? Watch Doctor Anne's review for an honest opinion on this timeless skincare product. We will take a closer look at ingredients, effects on the skin and the skin types it is best suited for! Any questions I didn't answer? Just post them in the comments.