But I could tell my skin needed something more. So I focused on resetting my skincare routine to incorporate more skin barrier–friendly products.

At the time, I thought my skin barrier was compromised. But I didn’t think too much of it and slathered on more of the COSRX Centella Blemish Cream to calm the inflammation.Īnother week went by and the “rash” now decided to spread to the other side of my cheek. Then I noticed a cluster of pustules crawling up from my chin to one side of my cheek. The pimples that usually emerged in the same areas didn’t go away - no matter how many pimple patches I stuck on. That’s when I could anticipate a few random pustules or pimples emerging around my chin or nose.īut back in December of last year, my skin took a strange turn for the worse. For most of my life, my acne flared up in the weeks leading up to my period. I also paid for the subscription with my own money.Įdit: Curology has provided us with a link to get your own free trial here! Here’s Some ExpositionĪs the title suggests, I have oily, acne-prone, sensitive, and occasionally dehydrated skin (I blame it on the coffee). This is my review after using it for seven months (that’s about 212 days)!Īs a disclaimer, Beauty Within has recently been sponsored by Curology, but this review is 100% honest and reflects my personal experience with the brand.

That’s when I took the plunge and tried Curology. It’s harder when you think you know how to help your skin and then your body decides: “Nope.” So when I suddenly found myself staring at a cluster of pimples that spread like a rash from my chin to my cheeks, I knew my current skincare products weren’t helping. Skincare is hard when you’re struggling with acne-prone and sensitive skin.

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