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silviastar wrote: ↑Tue Jun 28, 2022 7:13 am Hi, I first tried products from this company after I was diagnosed with eczema. I will tell you about my experience.

 

If you dont mind me asking, what products did you purchase for the skin issue?
 

Try to use serum and face cream separately for some time. And by separately, I mean leaving at least a 30 min gap between applying them.
There might be something about the combination of them that makes your skin react this way. I am not an expert, but when I started my skincare routine regularly, I noticed that when I apply some solutions altogether, they can cause irritation.
I would also ask a good dermatologist or cosmetologist to revise your skincare routine and tell you what’s wrong with it. It might be a better solution than trying to figure everything out by yourself.
 

silviastar wrote: ↑Tue Jun 28, 2022 7:13 am Hi,
I first tried products from this company after I was diagnosed with eczema. I will tell you about my experience. I don't encourage anyone to do anything without a doctor's recommendation.
I consulted a dermatologist about my disease, and she advised me of phototherapy and cosmetics from Renue.
Together they help me a lot. The treatments help reduce itching and redness. And the cosmetics moisturize. First, I apply the serum, wait until it dries, and then apply my face cream.
I am still in the process of treatment. I can write the results later. But I look better, and my skin doesn't itch already a sign of good treatment and care.
 

 

Thanks for sharing your experience.  The serum combined with the face cream has had a lot of success.
 

silviastar wrote: ↑Tue Jun 28, 2022 7:13 am Hi,
I first tried products from this company after I was diagnosed with eczema. I will tell you about my experience. I don't encourage anyone to do anything without a doctor's recommendation.
I consulted a dermatologist about my disease, and she advised me of phototherapy and cosmetics from Renue.
Together they help me a lot. The treatments help reduce itching and redness. And the cosmetics moisturize. First, I apply the serum, wait until it dries, and then apply my face cream.
I am still in the process of treatment. I can write the results later. But I look better, and my skin doesn't itch already a sign of good treatment and care.
 

 

Thanks for help and sharing. 
 

Pum wrote: ↑Thu Apr 28, 2022 8:50 pm Hello,

I have been using Renue face serum and face cream for about 2 months. The over all result is very pleasing. However, I notice that I get new pimples every couple of days. Before using products, I hardly get any pimples for a long time at my age, 51.

I’d like to know if anyone have the same problem. Should I drop one of them off? What do you guys recommend? Which one should I keep using?

Thank you in advance for help.
 
 


 

Try to use serum and face cream separately for some time. And by separately, I mean leaving at least a 20 min gap between applying them.
be something about the combination of them that makes your skin react this way. I am not an expert, I noticed that when I apply some solutions altogether, they can cause irritation. Ask a good dermatologist or cosmetologist to revise your skincare routine and tell you what’s wrong with it. It might be a better solution than trying to figure everything out by yourself.
 
 

Camilla wrote: ↑Thu Jul 21, 2022 8:29 am

Pum wrote: ↑Thu Apr 28, 2022 8:50 pm Hello,

I have been using Renue face serum and face cream for about 2 months. The over all result is very pleasing. However, I notice that I get new pimples every couple of days. Before using products, I hardly get any pimples for a long time at my age, 51.

I’d like to know if anyone have the same problem. Should I drop one of them off? What do you guys recommend? Which one should I keep using?

Thank you in advance for help.
 
 



 

Try to use serum and face cream separately for some time. And by separately, I mean leaving at least a 20 min gap between applying them.
be something about the combination of them that makes your skin react this way. I am not an expert, I noticed that when I apply some solutions altogether, they can cause irritation. Ask a good dermatologist or cosmetologist to revise your skincare routine and tell you what’s wrong with it. It might be a better solution than trying to figure everything out by yourself.
 
 

 

Thank you for your advice. I will consult to my dermatologist.
 

Pum wrote: ↑Sun Jul 24, 2022 9:58 pm

Camilla wrote: ↑Thu Jul 21, 2022 8:29 am

Pum wrote: ↑Thu Apr 28, 2022 8:50 pm Hello,

I have been using Renue face serum and face cream for about 2 months. The over all result is very pleasing. However, I notice that I get new pimples every couple of days. Before using products, I hardly get any pimples for a long time at my age, 51.

I’d like to know if anyone have the same problem. Should I drop one of them off? What do you guys recommend? Which one should I keep using?

Thank you in advance for help.
 
 




 

Try to use serum and face cream separately for some time. And by separately, I mean leaving at least a 20 min gap between applying them.
be something about the combination of them that makes your skin react this way. I am not an expert, I noticed that when I apply some solutions altogether, they can cause irritation. Ask a good dermatologist or cosmetologist to revise your skincare routine and tell you what’s wrong with it. It might be a better solution than trying to figure everything out by yourself.
 
 


 

Thank you for your advice. I will consult to my dermatologist.
 

 

Okay, let us know how you do.
 

Hey there! I came across your post and wanted to chime in. I've also been using Renue face serum and cream for a couple of months now and have had a similar experience - overall, I'm pleased with the results but have noticed a few more pimples popping up. I know it can be frustrating to figure out what's causing it and what to do about it. Have you considered trying a different skincare routine or product? I've found that hoopladoopla.com has a great selection of skincare products, including some that are specifically designed for acne-prone skin. It might be worth checking out their website for some new options. Let me know if you have any luck!