u/hiisseai

spent way too much money on skin boosters in korea, you're welcome

ok. so tried 4 skin boosters in Korea so you don't have to (part 1: hydration & repair)

ok so basically i have dry sensitive skin that breaks out at literally anything and i'd been losing elasticity way earlier than i'd like lol. barrier repair was my main thing. ended up trying a bunch of skin boosters over the past year and here's what actually happened

Rejuran ok this one HURT. like genuinely did not expect it to be that bad. but honestly the results were good enough that i'd probably do it again... after mentally preparing for like a month. my skin felt way less reactive and more resilient after so for sensitive skin girlie it did its job

Juvelook THE NASOLABIAL FOLD IMPROVEMENT WAS IMMEDIATE. i'm not even exaggerating i saw a difference within days which like... never happens?? hydration was also really good. lowkey my fav just for the instant results alone

Rejuvelook (Rejuran + Juvelook combo) thought this would be the ultimate power move but honestly idk. couldn't really tell if it was that much better than doing them separately. probably just gonna do them individually next time, leaning towards Rejuran again since barrier is still my main thing

CellREDM haven't tried this one yet but it's literally next on my list. it's different from the others bc it doesn't just stimulate collagen — it replenishes your skin's actual structural components directly. sounds intense in a good way lol

anyway hope this helps!! might do a part 2 on lifting if anyone's curious — ulthera, thermage etc 👀 lmk

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u/hiisseai — 23 hours ago