Cosrx AHA 7 Whitehead Power Liquid vs Timeless Vitamin C Serum

* cosrx aha 7 whitehead power liquid - gave me chemical burns but at least it hydrated it a little... WNRP 2/10

Timeless Vitamin C Serum (every other day). Skin 1004 Centella Asiatica Ampoule (when feeling dry).

I have dark marks due to these pimples and I cannot treat them because the acne keeps resurfacing. I use the K beauty routine which has helped, and with Cosrx great reviews with acne I decided maybe this is what my skin needed. Nope. Ingredients list: Pyrus malus (Apple) fruit water, butylene glycol, glycolic acid, water, niacinamide, sodium hydroxide, 1,2-hexanediol, panthenol, sodium hyaluronate,xanthan gum, ethyl hexanediol Product packaging: The packaging is simple and plain

I have found recently that I’m having itchy bumps on my face and I can’t say whether this product is the cause. I’m usually good at determining the cause of skin problems, but I can’t figure this one out. So, I say try it, but be aware if you have any issues and start off slowly, not using it every day.

That's when I noticed that my face was starting to clear up and whoa, my face was clear, my original bumps ( the ones I wanted to get rid of in the beginning not the new ones that I was having) was reduced dramatically. My face was pretty clear, clearer than I ever had before. So a week or two past without me applying any AHA products and I noticed some pimples starting to form (hot weather I assume) and I applied the AHA that night and to my surprise, in the morning it was reduced and my face was a bit clearer. So I started to test out the product only when my face started to form pimples and applied it and noticed that every time that happened, my pimples reduced or vanished! Miracle product? So in conclusion, I would go lightly and slowly with this product, especially if you never used this product before

Then you can apply 'high def' photographic effects to the before and afters shots, which will reveal the damaged skin that the naked eye can't detect, and subsequent improvement (or lack thereof!), in great (often disturbing! detail). (There are free programs online that can do this(ipiccy is one), or if you use photoshop etc, that allow you to increase detail in your skin - usually called something like 'high def', 'gritty' etc). Department store makeup counters used to have these boxes with special lights and mirror that you'd put your face in and would reveal the sun damage that is not apparent to the naked eye - using as a selling tool-- this HDR effect does the same basic thing - reveal what the naked eye can't see but which IS there! The proof was there for me that my skin was looking better, less damaged. In my case the derma roller was part of it, but this product was also key

Another thing that I noticed is that if I use this product then a moisturizing mask or any mask that I absorb the product alot better. I'm 31 so I'm starting to get my first lines and smile wrinkles, I started using a dermaroller before using this exfoliant so I could better absorb, and now my first lines are completely gone. At 31 my skin now looks better than it did at 25. This is a definite game changer, and now that I've found it I will be a customer

I just started using Timeless Vitamin C serum and Neutrogena Rapid Wrinkle Repair Retinol oil on my hands. It's been 2 weeks and I can already see a difference. My skin looks brighter and the finer wrinkles are softening a bit.

I'd recommend this product to anyone with a bumpy or porous skin texture looking to soften the appearance of their skin. I'll definitely be buying again in the future.

I’m (F45) currently using the Timeless 20% vitamin c serum (like it so far, just wish it had a less-runny texture so it wouldn’t roll off my hand while I’m trying to apply) and Matrixyl 3000 spray, and the LRP Redermic Retinol treatment. I’m not a fan of the Redermic smell, but can deal if it’s a good option.