Dermatology Staff Reveal Their Biggest Skincare Pet Peeves

Skincare Icks: A Dermatology Office Reveals the Surprising Habits That Annoy Experts In a recent video, Dr. Mamina Turegano, a dermatologist, asked her staff to share their biggest skincare pet peeves. The responses offer a glimpse into common yet often overlooked skincare mistakes. Nour, a medical assistant, highlighted the widespread use of coconut oil on the face, stating, "Using coconut oil on the face." This is a common misconception, as coconut oil can clog pores and lead to breakouts for many. Kristen, another staff member, expressed her dislike for beef tallow, a surprising addition to the list. Sarah and Jaha both voiced their concern about the lack of sunscreen use, emphasizing the importance of sun protection. Beyond product choices, the video also touched upon behavioral habits. Amber shared her frustration with people picking at their skin, a habit that can lead to scarring and infection. Raelynn pointed out the often-overlooked issue of neglecting foot hygiene. Aliyah added extractions to the list, while Jasmine expressed her aversion to pimple popping. Finally, Dr. Saussy and Dr. Charles discussed the consequences of sleeping with contacts or makeup on. The video underscores the importance of proper skincare practices. By highlighting these common mistakes, Dr. Turegano's video serves as a valuable reminder to prioritize skin health.