Cherry Angiomas, Sensitive Skin & Shaving Tips | Dermatologist Answers

Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Dray answers your most frequently asked skincare questions in this in-depth Q&A. From shaving tips and sensitive skin care to actives like tretinoin and vitamin C, she shares practical, evidence-based advice to help you build a simple, effective routine. If you struggle with irritation, dryness, cherry angiomas, or confusion about layering skincare products, this video breaks it all down with dermatologist-approved guidance. TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 0:29 Face shaving tips for men 4:59 Is there anything you can do to prevent cherry angiomas? 6:26 Is rosehip oil good for sensitive skin? 7:57 Is it okay to put Vaseline around the eyes at night for sensitive eyelids? 9:08 Is it okay to use a moisturizer with bakuchiol during the day? 10:41 Do moisturizers with humectants need an additional occlusive on top? 12:11 Are tretinoin and vitamin C meant to be used every day, on the same day? 13:10 Glycerin update In this video, Dr. Dray discusses: • Dermatologist tips for shaving the face and preventing razor bumps • Whether cherry angiomas can be prevented and what actually works • If rosehip oil is suitable for sensitive skin • Using Vaseline safely around the eyes for sensitive eyelids • Whether bakuchiol can be used during the day • How humectants and occlusives work in moisturizers • How to use tretinoin and vitamin C properly in a skincare routine • The benefits of glycerin for skin hydration SUGGESTED PRODUCTS Aveeno Therapeutic Shave Gel http