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skincarex18
Oily/Resilient
That happened to me with a toner. I was experiencing a lot of irritation and more acne after using that toner once.
It is better to do a patch test/ spot test to see how your skin reacts to the product. I don’t do them often because my skin isn’t to sensitive but it is better to be safe.
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strwbrryjammieh
Oily/Sensitive
Yeah, I should've done that first, my bad. I guess I just forget the word ✨patch test✨ whenever I buy new skin care products, like seriously. Maybe I should tattoo that word on my arm to remember to patch test with new products always 😭😆
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ElizaSunny
Oily/Sensitive
Sorry to hear about this bad experience! Didn't try this product, and I'm seeing more and more people who had bad reactions to it 😭
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ishiskin
Dry/Sensitive
I actually really liked this gel cream! recently I’ve stopped use because idk why but I feel like it’s really siliconey all of a sudden - I was aware of the silicones but it only just occurred to me how it really feels, and perhaps it was clogging my skin since I was suffering with some tiny bumps. I still do use it on irriated patches and it works great!
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ishiskin
Dry/Sensitive
it could be the essential oils since they are the most common irritant? The bergamot fruit oil and the linalool and limonene gives it the nice smell but I honestly like to avoid when my skin is already irritated
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ChocoJam
Oily/Sensitive
gosh I have combination sensitive skin and I just brought it hours ago 😃😃😃😃😃 omai
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skincarex18
Oily/Resilient
@ChocoJam
A patch test is when you test a new product on a specific part of your face to see how your skin reacts. Sometimes it could be on one side of your cheek, maybe arm, etc.
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