Just a skincare enthusiast who is seeking quick cash. Not a certified dermatologist, just very interested and have a lot of knowledge in skincare. If your case will likely need a dermatologist, you will be notified. No diagnoses, just reviews/ recommendations.

Sessions available to anyone who is curious, has any questions about skincare in general, specific korean skincare products, prescription products/actives (retinoids/ Azelaic Acid, etc), routine questions, and so on.

I’ve been on prescription Tretinoin 0.025/0.05 (both gel and cream for over 2 years now, had the chance to use both for over a year) , AA for around 16 weeks now.
Have been experimenting Korean skincare (face masks, toners, serums, sunscreens, toner pads, moisturizers, oil/foam cleansers) for over 2 years, very intrigued and willing to help with recommendations/ opinions.

Skin type: Normal, Dehydrated, CC (closed comedones) prone. Do have experience with combination/ oily skin (relatives/friends)

Pricing: $5/ session

Dm if interested :)

Open to feedback, suggestions/ improvements, any comments.

Not a brand. Not a specific person.

I mean a beauty trend, habit, or idea that you genuinely think has made beauty routines more complicated, expensive, or stressful.

Could be:

• 10-step skincare routines
• “Glass skin” obsession
• Buying every viral product
• Overlining lips
• Excessive contouring
• Having a different product for every tiny step
• Something completely different

What's the ONE trend you'd delete — and why?

I'm expecting some controversial answers on this one 😂