u/Chuchucuddle

I’m new to facials, recently done 3 sessions of hydrafacial, general happy with the outcome so far and interested to venture out a bit more.

My tech recommended mesotherapy for pore reduction and oil control. I did some reading and learned its tiny needles breaking through the skin. I asked what product/serum they use and was told “Sesderma Daeses”.

I can’t find much user feedback on mesotherapy or this specific serum. Has anyone tried, how much should I look into the risk from the needles, and is it value for money?

The store is a well known brand where I live. Not gonna DIY at home as I’m not trusting myself as a newbie haha

m new to facials, recently done 3 sessions of hydrafacial, general happy with the outcome so far and interested to venture out a bit more.

My tech recommended mesotherapy for pore reduction and oil control. I did some reading and learned its tiny needles breaking through the skin. I asked what product/serum they use and was told “Sesderma Daeses”.

I can’t find much user feedback on mesotherapy or this specific serum. Has anyone tried, how much should I look into the risk from the needles, and is it value for money?

The store is a well known brand where I live. Not gonna DIY at home as I’m not trusting myself as a newbie haha

Please share how you find it affecting your life and recognising your identity on the spectrum. Or perhaps not.

To quite some autism related experiences, I often doubt perhaps it’s because I’m speaking a second language. The self doubt is strong because I’ve been in this for many years and barely get to use my first language. When I do my mind rather glitches. At the same time I’m not fully confident with my second language, as I only experienced the change in my late teens to early twenties.

Is there any research related to sequential bilingual individuals on the spectrum?

I’ve been using Korean sunscreen for a while now, products emptied including BOJ original, BOJ Aqua and Haruharu. Thought I’d make a switch and treat myself once with a lux Asian sunscreen, so went for Shiseido when I saw a good discount. Growing up we always had the physical version at home, it left a white cast and didn’t suit my acne prone skin back then. But I thought why not give their latest Expert Sun Lotion a go, since my skin is a lot better now.

Turn out it’s HORRIBLY oily and greasy. And it doesn’t go away. It keeps my face shining for a whole day, feels sticky with a film, and I had to use tissue to press away the grease. I haven’t tried putting on makeup on top of it.

Has anyone had the same experience? I didn’t expect it to be this bad. Looked up reviews and very few mentions the greasiness.

Perhaps I’m using too much product, but I thought you are supposed to use about 2 finger lengths of sunscreen, and that’s the amount I use for the Korean ones.