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How to Wash Your Face From a Dermatologist | Mel Robbins #Short
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March 4, 2026
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THIS is how you should be washing your face, according to one of the most trusted board-certified dermatologists in the world, Dr. Shereene Idress.
Washing your face is the foundation of everything - and most people are either overlooking it or overdoing it.
I had NO idea about this…
You might not even need cleanser in the morning. For most people, water is enough.
And the water temperature? Hot water can actually over-strip your skin.
Even double cleansing - which I thought was being “extra responsible” - is usually unnecessary unless you’re wearing heavy makeup.
In this episode of The Mel Robbins Podcast, Dr. @shereeneidriss is breaking down exactly how to wash your face the right way, what’s helping your skin, what’s hurting it, and how to simplify your routine so it actually works.
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