My skin is finicky to put it simply - it's acne-prone, but since starting Curology most of my breakouts are hormonal or product caused, my regular full face acne has mostly cleared up. It's sensitive, starting to show mild signs of aging, and while I have an oily t-zone, other parts of my face are normal or so dry they peel at times. To summarize; I have sensitive, acne-prone, combination (combo) skin.
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Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Banish Skin Care Review | #banishacnescars
A couple months ago the independent (indie) skincare brand, Banish, reached out and asked me if I would like to try some of their products. I took a look around their site, and after seeing that they focused on products made for acne prone skin, I happily accepted their offer.
My skin is finicky to put it simply - it's acne-prone, but since starting Curology most of my breakouts are hormonal or product caused, my regular full face acne has mostly cleared up. It's sensitive, starting to show mild signs of aging, and while I have an oily t-zone, other parts of my face are normal or so dry they peel at times. To summarize; I have sensitive, acne-prone, combination (combo) skin.
My skin is finicky to put it simply - it's acne-prone, but since starting Curology most of my breakouts are hormonal or product caused, my regular full face acne has mostly cleared up. It's sensitive, starting to show mild signs of aging, and while I have an oily t-zone, other parts of my face are normal or so dry they peel at times. To summarize; I have sensitive, acne-prone, combination (combo) skin.
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