Skin Care Routine

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Irenda Y.

Nov 7, 2011

Irenda Y.

I have often found that when I switch from a skin care product to another my skin might not agree with it at first! I might break out even more, etc. etc. But, I want to say to all of you, unless you have a severe allergic reaction to a product, don't give up on it the first time you use it...it takes from a week to up two weeks for your skin to adjust to the new product. Plus, you have to give it a chance for the product to do what it is supposed to do...so the long and short of it? Stick with it and don't give up! Unless of course you are allergic or have gotten some weird rash or bumps from it! :-)
Thanks fore reading my post, just a lil advice I wish someone had given me years ago! Hope it helps!

Erica M.

Nov 7, 2011

Erica M.

thankyou :)

Irenda Y.

Dec 3, 2011

Irenda Y.

You are welcome Erica, hope that helped! 

Kirby W.

Jul 9, 2016

Kirby W.

I need help with skin care routine I don't no if I'm doing this right.

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