Speaker 1: Real people, real celebrity joined the Breakfast Morning. Everybody is
Speaker 1: DJ Envy Angela. Ye, Charlomagne the guy. We all the
Speaker 1: Breakfast club. We have a special guest to this young
Speaker 1: lady has been bleaching my skin. Her name is doctor
Speaker 1: Natasha Sandy. You've been doing such a wonderful job. Now,
Speaker 1: doctor Natasha Sandy, you are you are a dermatologist talking
Speaker 1: to the mic? Put now, I'm okay. So all I
Speaker 1: know is Charlomagne said he was going away for the
Speaker 1: weekend to the Dominican Republic. Now normally people come back
Speaker 1: from used to get ass shots. He came back lighter
Speaker 1: than when he left what Dominican Republic? More like England?
Speaker 1: England to England? Yeah, I want to go. I went
Speaker 1: to England and got a new face. Okay, how was it?
Speaker 1: Caution bro, I don't want to reveal those numbers. Okay,
Speaker 1: But that's why doctor Natasha Sandy is here because it
Speaker 1: is National skin cancer Awareness small right, absolutely, And I'm
Speaker 1: glad you're here because normally I love to go out
Speaker 1: and get a san tan. My friends and I would
Speaker 1: like to go on vacations. We lay out of the
Speaker 1: pool all day. Sometimes we get the tanning oil, which
Speaker 1: has like a we get the one with a low SPF,
Speaker 1: but I've stopped doing that recently, all right, so explain
Speaker 1: what is the SPF that you should be getting, nothing
Speaker 1: lower than because I know they say when it gets
Speaker 1: too high. It's all kind of the same. But yeah,
Speaker 1: explain all of that. So the key thing is to
Speaker 1: get a PAP of at least thirty okay, and anything
Speaker 1: anything above that varies doesn't make that much difference. The
Speaker 1: significant thing, however, is the sun is the ingredients in it.
Speaker 1: So you want to have something that has zinc oxide
Speaker 1: in it okay, or titanium. And the reason being is
Speaker 1: because you've got UVB rays which causes burning, right, which
Speaker 1: most of us think about, and UVA rays which causes aging,
Speaker 1: which you're exposed to on cloudy days. Okay, But zinc
Speaker 1: and titanium absorb all the wave things absorb UV A
Speaker 1: and B okay, and then and that's just a different things.
Speaker 1: You want protection from both rays, so you want zinc
Speaker 1: and titanium, and then you want s of at least thirteen.
Speaker 1: So no tanning oil at all though with the inside
Speaker 1: of it, because I know some of them have a
Speaker 1: SPF thirty say, but it's also a tanning oil. No,
Speaker 1: you want to cook. It's like it's like it's like
Speaker 1: making yourself a chicken right from or turkey from. You're
Speaker 1: putting oil on yourself and then you're sitting out on
Speaker 1: the fire. And one thing I've learned. One thing I've learned,
Speaker 1: you know, just put sun screen on when you have
Speaker 1: the beach. You put it on every day. So right,
Speaker 1: So for example, most people think about, like I said,
Speaker 1: with the UVB rays because they think about the burning
Speaker 1: the race hitting them. But you need to do it
Speaker 1: all year round because, like I said, the UVA raise
Speaker 1: you're exposed to even on cloudy day. So that's why
Speaker 1: like paces like in England, they're significant skincats and England
Speaker 1: is known for being cloudy, and you're like, well, why
Speaker 1: does that even matter, But because they're exposed to the
Speaker 1: UVA rays and so they're still getting exposed. So even
Speaker 1: when you go skiing and snowboarding any time, and even
Speaker 1: more skiing because you're high, you're in high altitude and
Speaker 1: then the whites from the sun from the snow reflects
Speaker 1: the sun the sun rays onto your face. So people
Speaker 1: get burnt skiing too. Now you take Charlomagne's hold. One
Speaker 1: was like, what about this? This is survived with SPF
Speaker 1: thirty in it, but I also put the sunscreen on
Speaker 1: after I put this on. Am I doing too much? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Because he actually he's really excellent. The reason why Charlemagne's
Speaker 1: got the great results that quickly, which made people think
Speaker 1: more bleach bleaching was done, was because he really is
Speaker 1: a good patient. He follows the directions exactly. He doesn't
Speaker 1: go on the internet and say my friend said this,
Speaker 1: He really follows. Then he asked, putting a question, how
Speaker 1: many times does he call you a day to ask
Speaker 1: about it? Because he gets annoying sometimes No, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: shut up about I have to be honest. I have
Speaker 1: to be honest. He really after our first meeting and
Speaker 1: he asked a couple of questions and I said to him,
Speaker 1: just do what I say. He just did. What Now
Speaker 1: is there anything like? It was fast? I've been coming
Speaker 1: to see you since about August. Now what made you
Speaker 1: decide to go Charlemagne? You got results quickly because by
Speaker 1: your third visit, right your first visit said the second visit,
Speaker 1: I'm like, great because I know what I expect to
Speaker 1: see what was wrong with him? Well, I mean physically,
Speaker 1: not just mentally, but what was wrong? Because I want
Speaker 1: to know what Charlomagne, what made you decide you need
Speaker 1: to see a dermatologist and doctor? And attached to Sandy
Speaker 1: what was wrong with him? Well, I just actually met
Speaker 1: Randy introduced me to her on the rooftop, like you
Speaker 1: need to see a dermatologist? Is that she was trying
Speaker 1: to tell me, right, we're friends. We're friends. So I
Speaker 1: happened to be around and my friends were excited. That
Speaker 1: was happy. Like so Randy, who works here, said, zat
Speaker 1: an attached, please come to this party. I'm gonna pretend
Speaker 1: to randomly introduce you to Charlomagne, but he really needs
Speaker 1: a dermatologist. Not have been friends for twenty sleeping years.
Speaker 1: I actually was in New York and I come to
Speaker 1: her events anyway, right, So I was there and then
Speaker 1: they always in reduced me, and I think it's embarrassing,
Speaker 1: like this is my friend. She's adoptor. So that's what
Speaker 1: she did, and I'm like, oh god. And then you
Speaker 1: asked what kind adoptor I was, or what I do
Speaker 1: or something like that, and I said, I'm just skin
Speaker 1: and family man I do everything, and then you said,
Speaker 1: that's my skin. So I hope when people do that
Speaker 1: because already right, and I'm yeah, I'm English, I'm honest.
Speaker 1: I was like, it's all right, so all right means
Speaker 1: a right, and then he needs help. Yeah, So then
Speaker 1: he said, well, you mean exactly, and then I said,
Speaker 1: well I could fix that, and the pointed under his eyes,
Speaker 1: so under his eyes with just colored Now he had
Speaker 1: told us that he had put a naxiema on for
Speaker 1: too long and it burned through his skin. The problem, well,
Speaker 1: I think this is what happened, can happen, this is
Speaker 1: what happens with me? Well, yes, but not necessarily Axima.
Speaker 1: This is what happens. I think most people think of
Speaker 1: a try to associate when they have hyperpigmentation, a triggering
Speaker 1: event that may have caused it, right, and a lot
Speaker 1: of people think it may have been something they put
Speaker 1: on their face, which could have been right, but really
Speaker 1: what why a product could cause that is basically, if
Speaker 1: you have anything that can cause hyper pigmentation, which is
Speaker 1: darkening of the pigment, right, that can leave with dark marks.
Speaker 1: So what causes hyperpigmentation? So the melanocytes, which are the
Speaker 1: cells that have melanin in the skin, right, for everybody
Speaker 1: inflammatory cells, So if you have any anything that can
Speaker 1: cause inflammation on the skin, right, even the sun hitting
Speaker 1: it can make you have dark marks, right. And then
Speaker 1: if you continually expose yourself to that thing you're wearing.
Speaker 1: You never wear sunscreen, right, you always in the sun,
Speaker 1: you don't protect yourself, then you're going to get hyperpigmentation.
Speaker 1: Tell them what those things are because a lot of
Speaker 1: it is a lifestyle, all that drinking we be doing,
Speaker 1: the smoking, not getting enough sleep, being out all night.
Speaker 1: So it's twofold, right. So you have the obvious topical things,
Speaker 1: external factors. So for example, sun products that you're using, um,
Speaker 1: maybe skins, true specific skin diseases like acne, DANDRUF which
Speaker 1: you actually can get in your face, even things like sobasis,
Speaker 1: lupus things like that. Right, those are the obvious skin things.
Speaker 1: But also remember we are total being, and the skin
Speaker 1: really manifest what's happening inside. So inflammatory process, So anything
Speaker 1: that you're taking internally that caused inflammation in the body,
Speaker 1: or even your lifestyle can impact that. So for example,
Speaker 1: like acne, it gets worse with sugar because the sugar
Speaker 1: causes black consolation and inflammation in the body. I thought
Speaker 1: that was a rumor they said before, No, it isn't.
Speaker 1: What about greasy foods? Is that ane? For some people?
Speaker 1: It can because acne, a component of acne, is all production. Right,
Speaker 1: So if you already have excess oils and you're eating
Speaker 1: those greasy foods, it's adding to that the same way
Speaker 1: topical oily things can cause your worst in your acne,
Speaker 1: the same thing foods can. So when people say, oh,
Speaker 1: I had too much candy, so that's why I broke out, Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: you know makeup. When we have to do a shoot
Speaker 1: and I put makeup on the next day, I have pimples. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and that is totally legitimate. And so you have to
Speaker 1: use the right makeup. And what can I make it
Speaker 1: by using it? Whatever? When we do the photo shoes,
Speaker 1: they be like they got to put something on your
Speaker 1: face to knock off the shines. But that is doctor Sandy,
Speaker 1: I don't have to use make up at all. They
Speaker 1: put sean on you the other day. That's that's the
Speaker 1: same thing. Whatever, power, I don't get the product, How
Speaker 1: do how does it get? They? Did I seen the
Speaker 1: lady put on you? Well, you could use translucent, which
Speaker 1: has no color like kind of like right, no color
Speaker 1: this season. I'm teasing you. I had to change my
Speaker 1: lifestyle too, Like I was two hundred and two pounds,
Speaker 1: so I lost thirty pounds. So then I had to
Speaker 1: you know, when they say drink in moderation, really drinking
Speaker 1: moderation thirty pounds so so so I I mean I
Speaker 1: didn't know absolutely, I would notice when I would drink
Speaker 1: the marks on my face would be so even so definitely.
Speaker 1: So a lot of my patients are going I told you,
Speaker 1: I do the whole patient, right, so I have them
Speaker 1: we we end up having them lose weight and adjusting
Speaker 1: their diet changes. I mean that's the advantage they see,
Speaker 1: that's gonna look better than like what to do next.
Speaker 1: So even changing your diet will end then losing weight
Speaker 1: as a consequential eating better. It's going to improve your skin, right,
Speaker 1: an inflammation the inflammation you're diet well, whole foods whole
Speaker 1: food and by that, no, you don't have to go
Speaker 1: to whole food, but but you want things are not
Speaker 1: as processed, right, So I explain to people that if
Speaker 1: you look at things on the back of for example,
Speaker 1: I went to them. Dwyane read and I wanted to
Speaker 1: get a drink, and I went it said organic, right,
Speaker 1: I just picked up but normally I read the labels
Speaker 1: and I looked at the back afterwards, and there was
Speaker 1: a bunch of sugar in it. They had lemon juice oil.
Speaker 1: Why is there all in a in a iced tea drink? Right?
Speaker 1: So you have to read the labels, right, So just
Speaker 1: read for those things and then if you can't pronounce it,
Speaker 1: then forget about it, right because it's too it's processed, right,
Speaker 1: that is the organic it. Then that's my point. We
Speaker 1: probably what happened was maybe they used a few organic
Speaker 1: lemons and then they put organic on. We don't have
Speaker 1: great FDA regulations and working considered organic. Right, So besides that,
Speaker 1: what else should you be eating and drinking that's best
Speaker 1: for your skin? Water is great, right if you can
Speaker 1: put a lemon in it, and that's great. Whole food
Speaker 1: wherever you can put a green leafy, green leafy vegetable
Speaker 1: in that. This is kind of stuff that we right,
Speaker 1: So you want to do you know, spinach, lettuce, things
Speaker 1: like that, kale. Now, look some of us. The thing
Speaker 1: that I do work with people is okay. Sometimes we're
Speaker 1: too busy, right, it's going to be hard for us
Speaker 1: to actually try and eat all these amounts of vegetables
Speaker 1: during a given day. So I'll say stuff like, get
Speaker 1: yourself a neutrib bullet, because especially this time, if you
Speaker 1: have anyone, everyone's doing smoothies. Thanks dad. When I got
Speaker 1: my neutra bullet here, these guys made fun of me.
Speaker 1: They told me my teeth are gonna fall out because
Speaker 1: I was I was doing my smoothies in the morning. Well,
Speaker 1: my dad, but it just works easier for some people.
Speaker 1: By the way, I love smoothies. That's what really meeting
Speaker 1: so right, So then with your smoothie, just throw a
Speaker 1: bunch of lett spinach in there, right, or kale, and
Speaker 1: just blend it down so that gives you and really
Speaker 1: two big handfuls of It's probably more than you can
Speaker 1: ever eat, but you've got on all of that intake
Speaker 1: when you take it with a with a smol with
Speaker 1: a smoothie. Listen, if you're personally you're like I might
Speaker 1: be into smoothie, but I like my coffee. So then
Speaker 1: make a smooth a caffeine smoothie, and put that coffee
Speaker 1: in your smoothie. So it gives you, it gives you.
Speaker 1: I can't play anything in a smoothe Yeah, you can
Speaker 1: just put anything, do you know what I mean? Now,
Speaker 1: let's talk about skin discoloration because a lot of people
Speaker 1: suffer from it. Like ever since I got mine corrected,
Speaker 1: people come to me and be like, how did you
Speaker 1: correct your skin discoloration? So first you have to treat
Speaker 1: whatever the source of the skin discoloration is. Right, So
Speaker 1: if you have, like I said, if you've got acne,
Speaker 1: you've got to treat the acne. So people come and say,
Speaker 1: I've got the same thing that Charlotte Magne has. Can
Speaker 1: you say that? Yeah, let's say that. And I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I don't think so, how do you know that? It's
Speaker 1: just dark marks? So whatever the source of the skin
Speaker 1: discoloration is, you want to treat that first. Right. So,
Speaker 1: if it's acne, retreat the acne. If it's that sabric
Speaker 1: dermatitis on the face, you want to treat that. If
Speaker 1: it's wet sabric dermatitis, which is dandriff, you can't actually
Speaker 1: get down. Okay. If you have something called melasma where
Speaker 1: it's blotchy, may have seen on the face actually meant
Speaker 1: to on the forehead. If it's that, you have to
Speaker 1: treat that first, right, and so that will quickly help
Speaker 1: to improve the dark marks. Right, because you've removed the inflammation,
Speaker 1: it starts to look better then, okay, Okay, then you decide,
Speaker 1: so so should I say what I did with you? Okay?
Speaker 1: So with Charlemagne, we treated some of the acne that
Speaker 1: you had, but also he has he had dan cebric
Speaker 1: dermatartis on this face as well, and that made a
Speaker 1: big difference. And then and then and then then I've
Speaker 1: done some chemical pills on him as well. Okay, Now
Speaker 1: chemical let's talk about chemical pills because you can actually
Speaker 1: go get that, like as you go get a facial
Speaker 1: I've never had one, but they always offer a chemical pill.
Speaker 1: Now why would you get a chemical or chemical pills
Speaker 1: are not created equal, that's the first thing, right. So
Speaker 1: there's medical grade, right, and then there is what you
Speaker 1: can get like as a facial institution, right, stuff like that. Okay.
Speaker 1: So basically with chemical pills, you're putting a chemical typically
Speaker 1: an acid, and there's lots of different types on the skin, okay,
Speaker 1: and you can achieve a number of different goals. So
Speaker 1: it can. It changes the pH of the skin and
Speaker 1: it makes the skin more acidic. Right, Why is that matter, Well,
Speaker 1: the skin likes a more acidic environment. So for example,
Speaker 1: we've all heard about Queen of Sheba soaking in milk.
Speaker 1: Milk has latic lactic acid in it, and that's why
Speaker 1: it was a great thing. That's why her skin was
Speaker 1: that great. Okay. The other thing that it can do,
Speaker 1: if you have, for example, uneven skin, it's depending on
Speaker 1: the depth of the peel. There's different depths of peels.
Speaker 1: If it's more superficial, it'll slough off the top layer
Speaker 1: of the skin, okay, with further uneven pigment. If it's
Speaker 1: deeper and you have fine wrinkles, you've got scars, we
Speaker 1: use it for scars. You can use chemical peels for
Speaker 1: that as well. It's just basically the tap layer of
Speaker 1: your skin. It depending on which one you use. So
Speaker 1: if you're using a more superficial you're getting the top
Speaker 1: and that's like the dead cells basically, but the top, yeah, right,
Speaker 1: but you're you're expediting that maybe really peels, like literally peels,
Speaker 1: the layer of your face will come right off. But
Speaker 1: with the way most people need that at some point. Yes,
Speaker 1: but yes, But just to answer answer your question, yes,
Speaker 1: I think most people do. You don't always have to
Speaker 1: have ones that you have obvious peeling. That's the thing
Speaker 1: to let people know there's different degrees. You can have
Speaker 1: them and you don't really peel a lot, and then
Speaker 1: sometimes you do. And I say that just so that
Speaker 1: people expect to peel, and they're like, I don't peel
Speaker 1: a lot, but that may not be necessary for that
Speaker 1: particular time, you know what I mean. I think everyone,
Speaker 1: everyone benefits, whether you have skin diseases or not to
Speaker 1: with chemical pills. I think you want to get the
Speaker 1: right chemical peal, the right the person that knows what
Speaker 1: they're doing, because you can't. People are going to go
Speaker 1: looking online and stuff, and even professionals do not know
Speaker 1: how to do chemical pills on skin of color, and
Speaker 1: they can burn and then you get hyper invitation. See you,
Speaker 1: I've had a microdermo brasion, but I've never done a
Speaker 1: chemical right, So microdenmibration sort of like polishes the skin,
Speaker 1: so it's a nice little polish. It's like, yeah, it's
Speaker 1: like waxing the car, right, And then a chemical peel,
Speaker 1: I would say, is a little bit deeper, so you
Speaker 1: get great results if you can buy in the chemical
Speaker 1: peel with the microdomebration. I think that's that seems harsh.
Speaker 1: What's your office? So? Um? My office is in Midtown
Speaker 1: eastward between Madison. He was in New York like he had. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm in Maryland as well. You didn't just stop at
Speaker 1: the chemical pills with me. You want to keep going? Okay,
Speaker 1: so you hope, so do you. I don't want to
Speaker 1: mess your money yet you know, no, no, it's not
Speaker 1: like anyone could do this at home. But also you
Speaker 1: know there's a medical responsibility to Oh okay, but I'm okay.
Speaker 1: Was there any bleach involved? Now, let's just keep it
Speaker 1: one hundred percent because people always say that he looks
Speaker 1: like he bleaches his skin. He does. He does look
Speaker 1: like he's lighter in his face not And maybe you
Speaker 1: have to do it all over because you can't just
Speaker 1: lighten one area to even and out. I don't know,
Speaker 1: but the rest of his body, I don't know the
Speaker 1: rest of his body look well, you can see, but
Speaker 1: people used to always see it though they Marlin Way answered,
Speaker 1: I was fifty shades of black. You know what I'm
Speaker 1: saying they was brown. This was black. So so here's
Speaker 1: a distinction. I think, you know, people are looking for
Speaker 1: the question of like because we do in the culture.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of that, the bleaching, the cake, the
Speaker 1: cake and people just looking at having that gray appearance. Right.
Speaker 1: So but we know you've said, you know, comple, we
Speaker 1: were in the airport one day and Charlemagne got stopped
Speaker 1: by security. They said he had some weird pads in
Speaker 1: his bag. So you've been using these pads? Yes, Now
Speaker 1: what what the pads that I gave you? Acne pads? Yeah,
Speaker 1: so Charlemagne had acne as well. What's in that going on? Picture?
Speaker 1: One picture I saw of us in the club like
Speaker 1: last I was like, yo, what was going on? Bumps?
Speaker 1: The black marks? I was fat out of it was bad? Yea,
Speaker 1: so he stor I know. And also what happens is
Speaker 1: even if you're using a skincare regiment to treat the acne,
Speaker 1: liketonoidstena and stuff like that, to stay I have to
Speaker 1: stun with that. But well, really, what you're supposed to
Speaker 1: do is where suns been like you're supposed to do anyway.
Speaker 1: So that's why I say so that also increases the
Speaker 1: turnover of the skin, So some of the sun damage
Speaker 1: that occurs even when you're in normal daylight, that's turned
Speaker 1: over and soil people's skin as a whole lot brighter.
Speaker 1: So you probably know people that like their neck and
Speaker 1: their their bodies one color and the neck is an
Speaker 1: other color, especially your family members and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: It's the same principle. They haven't been protecting the top
Speaker 1: layers of the skin right with sunscreen, So their face
Speaker 1: is going to look darker because the Milano side stimulated challenge.
Speaker 1: Did you used to use some black? Like say we
Speaker 1: were in the Bahamas? You never use some black? Most
Speaker 1: people don't. My wife is serious about yeah, people play.
Speaker 1: The funny thing is people, you know, many guys come
Speaker 1: in they're like, yeah, I've got an even this this
Speaker 1: part of my face is really like it's dark on here,
Speaker 1: and when you look, one side is darker than the
Speaker 1: other because and usually it's the driver's side, right. So
Speaker 1: because they're not wearing sunscreen, right. Um, So, like they
Speaker 1: did studies in England and America, just happened to be England.
Speaker 1: It's a formal study where they compared with skin characters
Speaker 1: and where they're worse. And in England they were on
Speaker 1: the right side as you guys are left. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: English's not sunny, so it's not because it's special sun.
Speaker 1: It's just on the driving side. I always have people
Speaker 1: no matter, even if you're a brown skin, dark skin,
Speaker 1: you still need to use sun yes, yes, not only
Speaker 1: for listen for me. It's if if whatever motivates you
Speaker 1: to use sunscreen, right so if vanity does it, hey,
Speaker 1: by all means you don't. You don't, um you don't
Speaker 1: take insurance right No? Not in York, Maryland. Yes, some
Speaker 1: of my patients okay, but in New York why not?
Speaker 1: Um So, here's the way I like the way I
Speaker 1: like to practice with my patients. Quite honestly, I like
Speaker 1: to spend a lot more time with them, okay, and
Speaker 1: I Fortunately the nature of how insurances operate doesn't always
Speaker 1: facilitate you to spend an hour or so with your patients.
Speaker 1: So I um so, I always wanted to design an
Speaker 1: opportunity where I could really spend time. Part of this,
Speaker 1: in the large part of this is because of my
Speaker 1: personal issues with skin issues in acne. Right, I am
Speaker 1: a pizza face in real life, I have really bad
Speaker 1: acne I had really bad EXAMA, lots of seasonal allergies
Speaker 1: and things like that. So for many years going to
Speaker 1: see the doctors and stuff like that, many of the
Speaker 1: concerns that I had were not addressed. Right, So I
Speaker 1: actually discovered not only within my medical profession but personally.
Speaker 1: But I made lots of dietary changes. I figured out
Speaker 1: what worked and what didn't work for me, and it
Speaker 1: could have easily been probably figured out with a little
Speaker 1: bit more time and discretion. And then also being able
Speaker 1: to You can design a plan for a person to
Speaker 1: tell them do ABCD, but if it doesn't fit your lifestyle,
Speaker 1: so what right? So being able to spend more time
Speaker 1: with the patient can allow us to execute what we
Speaker 1: need to do and get the results that you want.
Speaker 1: That you can maintain. So I don't want my patience
Speaker 1: to walk around and they always have to be dependent
Speaker 1: on me. You can come for maintenance, but the goal
Speaker 1: is that people see you and then you're transformed, because
Speaker 1: it's about being transformed, right, So people say, oh, my god,
Speaker 1: what's been going on, and they're You're like, oh, I've
Speaker 1: been seeing doctor Sandy. Well, why I want people to
Speaker 1: come in your officers and be like yo, Charlotte making
Speaker 1: get it the no one says that couple do they
Speaker 1: do well? You should definitely cut up their insurance And
Speaker 1: I'm not, I'm not and I'm not Now what now
Speaker 1: taking care in your face for dummy? So for everybody
Speaker 1: out there that wants to know simple things, what should
Speaker 1: they wash their face with? Okay? So it just depends why.
Speaker 1: It's really simple combination skin right, So for some the
Speaker 1: basic things, maybe you can just use a Plaine set
Speaker 1: of film right right, that's so that's just very basic.
Speaker 1: But use what about which hazel? Um? That's fun? But
Speaker 1: what do you what are you treating? Oh? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I just know a lot of times, um people use
Speaker 1: which hazel because they say it's not hardsh at all
Speaker 1: and I which isn't ingredient in a lot of things.
Speaker 1: But what about just straight up which has think it's fun,
Speaker 1: it's fine, I don't. I think you have to know
Speaker 1: what you're trying to treat. Right, do you want a
Speaker 1: good tona for example, like for example, like my acnepads,
Speaker 1: they're great, right, use OXI back in the day that
Speaker 1: what it's called. I used to use those backday. They
Speaker 1: never work her acnepads work, like really work. So where
Speaker 1: can they get your your your axipads one they can get.
Speaker 1: Then you can get my acnepads on my website doctor
Speaker 1: Attasha Sandy dot com and the products and it's there.
Speaker 1: Now back to that, so you say see Feller wash
Speaker 1: your face. You can buy that from any drugs, any drugs. Now,
Speaker 1: what about some kind of moisturizer after you put that
Speaker 1: on it? Because sometimes what's better oil free or sorry
Speaker 1: with oil? So people know, so so I would suggest
Speaker 1: right that you use a moisturizer sunscreen. So Cerevi is
Speaker 1: a great moisturizer sunscreen. This is the AM one. This
Speaker 1: one has SPF. This one has an SPF of thirteen
Speaker 1: and think oxide and this is the PM one and
Speaker 1: that's your that's evening moisturizer. Okay. So that's a good product.
Speaker 1: Um if you're looking for something if you actually have
Speaker 1: hyperpigmentation or you're concerned about hyperpigmentation. There were other other
Speaker 1: products like a company called Alta MD okay, and you
Speaker 1: can get it on my site as well. They have
Speaker 1: sun screen. It's moisturizing, but it's micronized. It's got zinc oxide.
Speaker 1: That's micronized so it doesn't make you look blue, because
Speaker 1: one thing people hate about sunscreen is it makes you
Speaker 1: look blue. Sunscreen on and it makes you look gray. Yeah, gray,
Speaker 1: You look like a smurf? Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: So it's micronized so that it doesn't have the appearance,
Speaker 1: so you can never tell me that. Now, what about
Speaker 1: this vino I'm using? I didn't tell you to use that.
Speaker 1: You sure it didn't, did you? So which one should? Well?
Speaker 1: I'm twitching you to Elton next out here. Now, let
Speaker 1: let me tell you what I do to clean. Well.
Speaker 1: First of all, I made sure I clean my face
Speaker 1: whenever I get home because I have to wear makeup
Speaker 1: every day for work. Okay, so, um, I just started
Speaker 1: using something new that I got from when I went
Speaker 1: to get a facial. The name of the company, I
Speaker 1: can't remember what it, so it's unnatural though I know
Speaker 1: I can't remember the name. It was a company and
Speaker 1: the husband and the wife split up, so they changed
Speaker 1: the name of it. That's why. So I'll make a
Speaker 1: suggestion over the counter nutrogena. Okay, they have these cats
Speaker 1: because at a point in time a few years ago,
Speaker 1: I was using um something I'm not going to name
Speaker 1: the product, but it made my face break out and
Speaker 1: they said it was too harsh from my face. That's why,
Speaker 1: because it was it was like a scrub. And so
Speaker 1: I can't use like the the exfoliant because sometimes it's
Speaker 1: a little too harsh for my It's just about having
Speaker 1: the right one. But now I use a microfolian from Dermologica,
Speaker 1: which I really like. I use it every day and
Speaker 1: it probably has glacolic acid in it. I have to
Speaker 1: check it. It probably does, but it's really gentle, which
Speaker 1: is another thing that to answer your question, Um, I
Speaker 1: would use a plain blind face which said field something
Speaker 1: that has glacolic acid in it, especially to increase the
Speaker 1: turnover of the skin, especially for the things with uneven pigments.
Speaker 1: So the acnepads have it. I have a complexion pads
Speaker 1: that have it. You just have to find the thing.
Speaker 1: The thing is a lot of ingredients, have a lot
Speaker 1: of companies have those ingredients. It's just find the combination
Speaker 1: that doesn't irritate you. Because people just like want to
Speaker 1: know that and also like you know, summertimes people are
Speaker 1: going to the beach, what should they wear in the beach,
Speaker 1: what type of stan is, so you should be wearing
Speaker 1: sun specifics when you start saying us people, okay, so
Speaker 1: this one this way. So like I said, so, so
Speaker 1: what you're gonna do is tell them spriends some money
Speaker 1: and comes see on the beach. On the beach, but
Speaker 1: even not on the beach. Right, you're gonna wear motorbized
Speaker 1: with sunscreen. The one that I would recommend, particularly now
Speaker 1: in skin of color, but it's made for everyone is
Speaker 1: the Alta MD right mt MD, And you can get
Speaker 1: that on doctor Natasha Sandy dot com. Right Natasha, they
Speaker 1: know how to spell it. You are Natasha na Ta
Speaker 1: Saha Sandy dot com. There you go. But also if
Speaker 1: they go to my Facebook, I'm gonna put a coupond
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Speaker 1: like a discount and get my Facebook is doctor Natasha
Speaker 1: san How do they contact you if they want to
Speaker 1: get info at Doctor Natasha Sandy? And the reason I
Speaker 1: recommend doctor to Sandy because she does things from the
Speaker 1: inside out. It's not just about cosmetics. She's also a nutritionist,
Speaker 1: so she helps you to change your lifestyle as well.
Speaker 1: Charlemagne makes a lot of carriage. Say and I have
Speaker 1: four kids, and I used to remember when you get
Speaker 1: the kids carrots, more and more carrots, it makes your
Speaker 1: face as yellow as possible, And I thought maybe that
Speaker 1: was some of the reason why his face turned like
Speaker 1: a little brighter. Because the carriage is he drinks so
Speaker 1: much character polished from the inside out. There we go.
Speaker 1: But no carrot juice is okay, right. The good thing
Speaker 1: about it's just like you said, too much is because
Speaker 1: it's the beta orange, right, the beta carrotin that's gonna
Speaker 1: make it make you give the own Japan. But it's
Speaker 1: high envitament a, which is basically what's in accutane. If
Speaker 1: you guys have heard of accutane used for acute good
Speaker 1: in some cases it's necessary if you have acne. If
Speaker 1: you have acne, and its necessary. Now, how much acne
Speaker 1: is cystic? Big cystic acne that is stubborn to all
Speaker 1: the other treatment, right, and it's gonna make it kill yourself.
Speaker 1: Though they say right, no, no, no. What happened was
Speaker 1: one person had no. What happens is they make you
Speaker 1: have to go through lots of steps to do it.
Speaker 1: A child or a person that had that was on
Speaker 1: accutane committee suicide and so they sort of like linked it,
Speaker 1: but the question actually comes it isn't really true link
Speaker 1: but the association. Was it the severe acne that made
Speaker 1: the person in that place? Because because it's a quality
Speaker 1: of life thing and um or was it the accutane?
Speaker 1: And I think it's more likely. We know it's more
Speaker 1: likely the depression and from what's going on, and so
Speaker 1: accutane should be only be used for somebody with serious
Speaker 1: problems cystic cystic acne that is not responded to all
Speaker 1: other forms. Got you okay? And carriage haven't made my
Speaker 1: skin arge? It makes my shin arge though? Okay? But
Speaker 1: do I answer? But to answer your question, satipo is
Speaker 1: a very basic one that you can use. Um I
Speaker 1: have that in my caring, isn't it? But that's not
Speaker 1: that's not my go to. But we're just picking something
Speaker 1: that people can use and tell me they face they
Speaker 1: have to exfoliating, right, So the microfolian is good for
Speaker 1: me if it's if it's working for you. What about
Speaker 1: the pad when I travel? I always use those. We're
Speaker 1: talking about cleaning your face. This is all goes along
Speaker 1: with that. If you are traveling and you don't have that,
Speaker 1: it's okay to use those new Tina pads on your foot.
Speaker 1: So I would use the NEWGENA make to remove the makeup.
Speaker 1: But wash your face, you know what I mean. You
Speaker 1: got to wash you remember, it gets the stuff gets
Speaker 1: clogged into the polls and stuff like that. And I
Speaker 1: see a lot of young girls that are coming in
Speaker 1: and their skin is they've got really bad acne. It's
Speaker 1: basically alas say, jacked up. Because you know, everyone's into
Speaker 1: makeup nowadays, which is fine. I play with it too,
Speaker 1: but you have to have good skin underneath, and you've
Speaker 1: got to remove the makeup right. The other issue also
Speaker 1: is with here. I see the whole whole other issue
Speaker 1: with hair as well, not taking care of them. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's a whole other but die it's a big thing
Speaker 1: for face. Diet is a big thing for your general health,
Speaker 1: and it shows up on your face. And clean your
Speaker 1: phone to your cell phones. I know sometimes they say
Speaker 1: people if you don't clean your phone and make your
Speaker 1: face break out. If you talk on your phone right
Speaker 1: here and you're screen it, you don't clean your phone
Speaker 1: off there, absolutely, but that's probably gonna be someone that's
Speaker 1: already acne prone as well. My homeboy Pete Davis, and
Speaker 1: he hadn't seen me in a while. He saw me,
Speaker 1: he goes, yo, you look healthy. That's a compliment. Kay.
Speaker 1: So so I also I also have you know, I
Speaker 1: have my patients take supplements that are going to have
Speaker 1: anti inflammatory benefits and general health supplements. So they're gonna
Speaker 1: they're gonna look You're gonna look better because you're healthy
Speaker 1: as a whole. Give me to wait. When last question
Speaker 1: women to women? Period? Right? You know, I always says
Speaker 1: everybody says I got my period, bumps and all of that.
Speaker 1: When right before you get period, period, blood on your face,
Speaker 1: and sometimes girls get like a pimple, you know, we
Speaker 1: get pimples and stuff like that right before your period.
Speaker 1: What can we do to prevent something like that? Okay,
Speaker 1: help ease that? Right, So, usually there's a couple of
Speaker 1: things that happen, right you. It's definitely hormonal. Right, So
Speaker 1: usually around that time, people feel like eating lots of
Speaker 1: sugars and stuff like that. So what you want to
Speaker 1: do is not do those sugars or pick or pick
Speaker 1: a good sugar, right, So you want to do like
Speaker 1: more fruits and vegetables, do you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 1: Or more fruits, sweet foods. You may want to if
Speaker 1: you want to make smoothies eustivia, you know, essentially just
Speaker 1: need chocolate. Yes, I understand that happens to me too.
Speaker 1: So there are little tricks that you do. So when
Speaker 1: I talk about like anti inflammatory supplements, right, I take
Speaker 1: there's there's some prescription supplements that have some things like
Speaker 1: to Merrick human in it. Tell them the name, you
Speaker 1: make me spend some money, right, So I take that.
Speaker 1: And so around my period, I really get the dark marks. Right.
Speaker 1: You trying to fifty nine, So you're trying to say
Speaker 1: that she went through menopause already, you know her stuff.
Speaker 1: Now I'm not fifty nine, but I'm not. I'm not,
Speaker 1: but I'm not as young as I don't put it
Speaker 1: that way. Now, this is another thing that people always
Speaker 1: say that they say that work man milk on a
Speaker 1: woman's face. Okay, so we've had this discussion quite at length.
Speaker 1: So you know she met me, so so should should
Speaker 1: these guys put their own comment on their face? And
Speaker 1: I say, if you like it, if you like it,
Speaker 1: I love it. It worked for this is this is
Speaker 1: what I will say. I will say that you aside. Yes,
Speaker 1: So I'll say this, they have been anecdotal, right um
Speaker 1: instances where it has been anecdotally, people have found that
Speaker 1: when they put certain fluids on their bodies, either internally
Speaker 1: or externally, they feel that they feel that their body,
Speaker 1: their skin is better. However, there has not been any
Speaker 1: studies to support that. I think a man actually made
Speaker 1: that out. So, like I said, I'm a physician, so
Speaker 1: I have to really go with the evidence. So once
Speaker 1: there's a study that's put that's put together with thousands
Speaker 1: of people, which I'm sure you may consider putting together
Speaker 1: a bunch of girls and some guys busted off, and
Speaker 1: then I can provide and I can provide evidence to
Speaker 1: support that. But stress, but quite frankly, stress does show
Speaker 1: show apart on the skin. So even when people are stressed, truly,
Speaker 1: not only do they break out, but their skin has
Speaker 1: this dull appearance. So you'll come into the office and
Speaker 1: I'll say what's going on? Or I'll say you've been
Speaker 1: drinking a lot? Yes, you can listen right now. If
Speaker 1: I have a drink, if I you know, I like
Speaker 1: to drink a lot, Remy, if I go in her
Speaker 1: office after a couple of days after I've been drinking
Speaker 1: she'd be like, you've been drinking. I mean, if we
Speaker 1: can look at you and tell too, yeah, absolutely, but
Speaker 1: you know you can tell there's like this starts to
Speaker 1: look a little bit. He looked dull. I told you,
Speaker 1: I'm like, your skin doesn't look doesn't have that glow
Speaker 1: what you're doing. And then we were trying to think
Speaker 1: back what he'd done, not enough sleep, things like that.
Speaker 1: But I put things in place to help with that,
Speaker 1: and I'm like a therapist ourselves. Yeah, and that's why
Speaker 1: she says she needs more than an hour with um. Okay,
Speaker 1: it's about transforming your life on the inside out. Because
Speaker 1: the fun thing about doing that is that once people
Speaker 1: you know all other health issues, sometimes you can't see right,
Speaker 1: So I tell you eat better, blah blah blah, I
Speaker 1: tell you what your blah. But pressure You're like yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: But if you start making changes on the skin, then
Speaker 1: people are okay, doctor Sandy, what's that now. I'm okay,
Speaker 1: we're gonna check that blood pressure. We're gonna worry about
Speaker 1: that way and they're like okay, And then they start
Speaker 1: to see their skin improving even more. It's just fun.
Speaker 1: And then they're like, okay, I feel really great. I
Speaker 1: think I'm gonna go get my master's degree. When and
Speaker 1: I think I'm getting a new husband. When is it time?
Speaker 1: When is it time for Charlemagne to start bleaching? Charlomagne
Speaker 1: is not bleaching. It is not bleaching. There are listen,
Speaker 1: there's no breaching. I've been a millionaire if I if
Speaker 1: I was willing to bleach people? Do you always have
Speaker 1: to use the acne pads for like you know how
Speaker 1: some people use um, what's the acne staff take proactive
Speaker 1: and then once they stop using it, the acne comes back. Well,
Speaker 1: if you're have you seen this picture, Charlomagne, even that's
Speaker 1: not you really you, that's for you. But that's great,
Speaker 1: it looks great. Somebody put makeup, come on. Okay. So
Speaker 1: so to answer your question, right, um, in terms of
Speaker 1: like the acne pads if you have adult acne, yes, right.
Speaker 1: I have a lot of patients that don't need to
Speaker 1: use the products anymore, but they like it. They like
Speaker 1: the results, even the after shape pads. I have some
Speaker 1: after shape pads that we use for the men for
Speaker 1: the what we call bumps, and even some of the
Speaker 1: girls use it in their pubic area after they shave right,
Speaker 1: you know, so it's really a matter of maintaining. So
Speaker 1: it's not so to answer your question, is the acne
Speaker 1: gonna come back after you use the pads? If you're
Speaker 1: if you're acne, If you have acne and you have
Speaker 1: an outgrown it m, you would have to use some
Speaker 1: kind of maintenance plan. If you like the results from
Speaker 1: the polished look that you get from using the acne pads,
Speaker 1: then by all means, can we put this picture up?
Speaker 1: This is? This is but you need to put this
Speaker 1: one up. Well, okay, that's the guy that was in
Speaker 1: the clubs every night drinking. But right there, right there,
Speaker 1: right there. But I will say this the one thing
Speaker 1: shot yes, but yes, take care of yourself people, the
Speaker 1: one thing Charletmagne was adamant about. If you didn't want to, yes,
Speaker 1: he was going to green mouth. Yeah. But a lot
Speaker 1: of a lot of people that happened with. You know,
Speaker 1: if you funch yourself looking taking care of yourself, people
Speaker 1: start asking you what are you doing? Are you bleaching?
Speaker 1: Did you have plastic surgery? Right? Stuff like that. I
Speaker 1: did all of that, all bleaching plastics. But you look
Speaker 1: way better, Thank you, thank you. You look like your
Speaker 1: best self. Thank You's no need to tell people that
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