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FrenchyPeach19
Oily/Resilient
two weeks is really short tbh. I wouldn't say it is super bad. if your skin is ok with it and doesn't get stressed or overwhelmed then it's ok I guess...
From experience tho, it can be a bit counterproductive and a bit of a waste.
Because when you switch too often you don't even get the most of the products you are using. So there is no point imo.
EDIT: there are products THO, that are easily switchable: moisturizers, suncreens...
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byalliahmae
Dry/Resilient
hmm i actually dont use them for only 2 weeks but i do incorporate new items every 2 weeks like a new spf, lip care, masks etc😅 well i do agree with not being able to see long tern results.
also opening new products can be a waste if you only use it yourself but in my case i have my mom and 3 other cousins which use my products for personal use😅
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Zaezi
Dry/Resilient
As long as your skin isn't getting irritated I don't think it's a particularly bad thing. But you're not going to be getting the best from your products. It takes time for your products to work and for you to notice the results and by constantly switching your routine you are not giving the products a chance to do their work.
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irisskin
Dry/Resilient
I wouldn't say it's bad... but I don't think 2-3 weeks is enough time to see the results of the product :). also it could cause potential irritation if you introduce a lot of new products at once. if your skin can handle it it should be okay! :)
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skinxyna
Dry/Resilient
hi! i actually also have these kind of questions or concerns, since the deadlines are coming real soon, but the products are not yet arriving due to some delays and yep also bec they’re from the overseas, what do guys do to still come back or to stick up again to your original routine by also considering what our skin could feel after using new the products?
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