Why it worked
The video likely performed well due to its highly specific and practical advice on skincare, addressing a common user need for clear and effective application instructions for potent topical treatments. The text-heavy format with clear bullet points makes the information easily digestible and shareable.
Summary
The video provides a detailed guide on how to apply various topical creams, including Tretinoin, Azelaic Acid, Estriol, and Hydroquinone. It outlines specific instructions for starting dosages, frequency of use, and important precautions for each product to ensure effective and safe application.
Structure
- 1Introduction to topical creams
- 2Tretinoin application guide
- 3Azelaic Acid application guide
- 4Estriol application guide
- 5Hydroquinone application guide
- 6Concluding remarks on safe usage
On-screen text
How To Apply ALL Important Topical Creams:
- Tretinoin
> Start On 0.025%
> Begin With 3x Weekly, Up Consistency Every 3 Weeks Until Reached Nightly
> Up It To 0.05% Then 0.1% After 3-4 Months EACH
> Use A Pea-Sized Amount + Sandwich Method
> IMPORTANT: Apply At Night + Must Use SPF 50+ PA++++ Every Morning + Double Cleanse & Dry Skin FULLY Prior
- Azelaic Acid
> Start On 10%
> Begin With 3x Weekly, Up Consistency To Daily Once Tolerated (Usually 2-4 Weeks)
> Up It To 20% After 6-8 Weeks of DAILY Use
> Use A Pea-Sized Amount + Moisturise Beforehand
> IMPORTANT: Apply At Day, Without Any Other Actives Together
- Estriol
> Start On 0.1%
> Start With Every Other Night, Up Consistency To Nightly After 3 Weeks
> Could Up To 2x/Day If Tolerated, Not Necessary
> Use A Pea-Sized Amount, Do Less If You Can
> IMPORTANT: Too Much May Cause Systematic Effects, You'll Be Fine If You Control The Quantity Of The Product
- Hydroquinone
> Start On 4%
> Do 2x/Week On Non-Actives Nights
> If You're Not Using Other Actives, Up The Frequency To Daily Once Tolerated
> Use As Little As Possible, Only On Places With Dark/Uneven Texture
> IMPORTANT: MUST Use It In Cycles Of 2/3 Months On, 2/3 Months Off To Avoid Ochronosis