WhyIsYourSkinSoGood: Dermatologist Dr. Elyse Love breaks down her nightly skin-care routine, including the neck cream she uses twice a day and the lip balm she also uses on her eyes
At the age of 14, Dr. Elyse Love was dealing with “pretty severe” acne and struggling to find a dermatologist that understood Black skin. Now based in New York City, Love practices at GlamDerm Gramercy Laser and Medical Dermatology. She grew up in Birmingham, Alabama, where there were “like two Black dermatologists,” she says.
She relies on brands that “have this respect for science” like La Roche-Posay, Perricone MD, and Doctor Rogers. She simply doesn’t want to waste her time with products that don’t work on her skin, which typically leans oily in the summer but dry in the winter. The double cleanse Ustawi Myrtle Leaf Micellar Water Gel $25 “Double cleansing, in general, is a good idea if you’ve been out and about during the day, especially if you’re wearing makeup. My preference for the first cleanse is micellar water, and this is my favorite because it’s actually a gel. What that means is you don’t even need cotton rounds or bamboo rounds, which makes it a little bit more environmentally friendly.
Buy at Arazlo Buy The serum Ustawi Niacinamide Dark Spot Corrector $55 “My retinoid is pretty tolerable, but it’s still definitely a retinoid, so I follow it up with Ustawi Niacinamide Dark Spot Corrector, which is actually meant to be a full-face treatment, not a spot treatment. Niacinamide is obviously the hit ingredient of 2021 and for really good reasons — it’s anti-inflammatory, it supports the skin barrier, and it decreases pigmentation.
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