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Skincare help!

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Hey there, skincare enthusiast! It sounds like you’ve been on quite the journey since quitting the pill, especially with your dry and sensitive skin. Your love for the Hydro Boost line is evident, and it’s great that you’re exploring new products. However, the burning sensation you’re experiencing after introducing Curology and adapalene is concerning. It’s crucial to listen to your skin; irritation can signal a need for adjustment.

30F. I quit the pill about a year ago. While on it, my skin was PERFECT. I’ve always had dry/sensitive skin so when I found a good product, I generally use it for a long time. I have most recently (for about the last year or longer) been using the Neutrogena hydro boost w/ HA gel cleanser, good molecules OR the ordinary HA serum, hydro boost water cream moisturizer (at night), and hydro boost city shield HA spf (day moisturizer). To say I love the hydro boost line is an understatement lol.

I have recently switched/some products due to what I think is hormonal acne. I started using Curology gentle cleanser (lightly foaming face wash) and neutrogena evenly clear adapalene gel 0.1%. still using the same moisturizers as above.

I started using these new products on Monday; today is Friday- and holy crap my face burns! Around my eyes and on my cheeks. I don’t want to abruptly stop or switch to something else but I’m at a loss. Can someone with experience please offer some advice? Willing to spend more money on products if the ones I’m using are “too cheap,” or just in general for better products/ingredients.

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