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drmegsison
Oily/Resilient
I don't recommend them. I've had so many patients who suffered from damaged skin barrier and contact dermatitis from using rejuvenating sets. It's best to consult a board-certified dermatologist for skin concerns like acne for individualized management. 😊
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byalliahmae
Dry/Resilient
True miss! It's just so sad that the general market sees these products as the easiest way to achieve those clear glass skin without even considering it's after effects. Plus it's so scary how the skin looks so paper thin.
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gwydr
Dry/Resilient
With pics para intense haha. 1st and 2nd pic during the time that I'm stuck with using rejuv sets thinking that if i continue to use it my face will get better, unfortunately it just made my skin THIN AS PAPER, pimples started to grow underneath my skin, plus because it was so thin, the pimple patch I applied left a round mark. 3rd and 4th pic is what my skin looks like now i just took the pic earlier this morning.
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Acresy
Oily/Resilient
where did you order your tretinoin is it good? i wanted to try it but too scared share us your journey im interested.
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tinyskin
Oily/Resilient
Seems sketchy to me. From the get go, these sets/ kits are kind of gimmicky. Most of them focus on whitening, and have a ton of fragrance in them. As someone pointed out to me before, it's sketchy that the brands think their kits/ sets will work for all skin types. It's all just marketing to me. It doesn't seem like the brands actually care about your skin. It's more like they just released the kit for the sake of releasing something and making money.
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byalliahmae
Dry/Resilient
Same. I think these brands are just jumping onto the bandwagon of "Instant Clear Skin" without even considering the chemicals and ingrediets on each product. 😕
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skinscares
Oily/Sensitive
I honestly don't like them. They're being marketed as a cure for all skin problems but that's just so wrong since I believe different ski types has different problems and there's really no one solution for everything. Also, they have a lot of fragrabce and active ingredients that can just be more damaging to sensitive skin types
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byalliahmae
Dry/Resilient
True! Too bad the general market sees this as the gateway solution to their problems. Im actually a bit scared seeing people with extreme peeling and even skin the easily gets red when in contact with the sun.
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Mikoskincare
Oily/Resilient
I am not an expert so I rely on the opinion of members of the med community. And almost all Filipino dermatologists I follow online do not encourage the use of rejuv sets. Rejuv sets are tempting, but I trust expert opinion so I do not use them.
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