Shereene IdrissBoard Certified Derm, Founder and Chief Nerd

The Depuffer Won Allure Best Of Beauty! Part 2 #shorts

3 Oct 2023 · 1 min

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A cosmetic dermatologist (first-person speaker) describes developing an arnica-based serum (the Depuffer), expressing surprise at its positive reception. She emphasizes using arnica in clinical practice, commissioning independent third-party clinical testing to validate the product, and positioning the serum as an adjunct after cosmetic injections and facial massage with longer-lasting results than a traditional face roller.

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Very honestly I never thought it was going to get the reception that it got because I thought it would be too weird of a product and I thought people just wouldn't get it. Arnica is an ingredient that I've been using for years in my practice because I am a cosmetic dermatologist and I inject the shit out of people. So I wanted to make sure that I found an arnica product that actually lived up to the hype. As a physician I knew I needed to have independent clinical testing to truly back up this product and that's why I went to a third party to make sure that the product could live up to the expectations and truly deliver. And at the end of the day it was also great as an adjunct for cosmetic procedures not only to massage their face but to help them with that inflammatory process after the injections. The biggest difference is the serum's results will last way longer, long after you're done rolling than just your traditional face roller.