The “caveman method” (aka no skincare, no cleanser, not even water) claims to help your skin barrier heal—but does it actually work? Esthetician and DRMTLGY Education Manager Brittney explains: avoiding all skincare might sound like a reset, but skipping cleansing leads to a buildup of oil, sweat, and dead skin. That buildup can clog pores, trigger breakouts, and even lead to fungal infection. If your goal is barrier repair, your skin still needs gentle support—not total neglect. A non-stripping cleanser, a soothing moisturizer, and daily SPF go a long way. Questions about barrier care? Drop them below. #drmtlgy #cavemanmethod #skinbarrier

Channel/Medium:
Instagram
onMay 9, 2025
Logo for drmtlgy.com

DRMTLGY

drmtlgy.com

The “caveman method” (aka no skincare, no cleanser, not even water) claims to help your skin barrier heal—but does it actually work
May 9, 2025, 6:10 PM

Search thousands of other brands for emails, ads, social media posts, and more.


The Particl web app allows you to see how an email or ad campaign affected sales over time.

The “caveman method” (aka no skincare, no cleanser, not even water) claims to help your skin barrier heal—but does it actually work

Explore emails, ads, and more

Agencies and marketers can cut through the noise and find the best ads, campaigns, and social media content about DRMTLGY all in one place, completely free. Take it a step further in the Particl app to see how those campaigns are performing.

AI Powered, Real-time Data for Modern Retail Businesses.