Mucin Serum

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Snail mucin is still a standout product as far as I am concerned. I haven't bought into PDRN yet but COSRX 5 PDRN line may just make me try their new line. They have a serum, toner & hydrogel mask with 5 types of pdrn & the toner has 8 types of HA. Less is more & all....🤷‍♀️

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I started using the Byoma serum and noticed some closed comedones after using it and then saw that some of the ingredients can be pore cloggers. So is there anything similar that don’t have those ingredients that you’ve noticed? submitted by /u/life-in-purple to r/SkincareAddiction [link] [comments]

I started using the Byoma serum and noticed some closed comedones after using it and then saw that some of the ingredients can be pore cloggers. So is there anything similar that don’t have those ingredients that you’ve noticed? submitted by /u/life-in-purple to r/Skincare_Addiction [link] [comments]

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I have the moisturizer but want to try the serum. I have several lip masks in trade if wanted. submitted by /u/emesbe to r/DollarTreeExchange [link] [comments]

Is it good with dry skin? submitted by /u/Adept-Control-6310 to r/SkinbarrierLovers [link] [comments]

I have both. I have used the Naturium product for about 6 weeks now and I like it. I picked up the byoma product having heard good things on a whim and now I’m looking at them and I’m wondering if I really need both? They’re not exactly the same but seem similar. Is one better than the other at AM vs PM? Or would it be worth it to layer both of them? I have normal skin, not break out prone, but maybe a little uneven texture is my biggest complaint. And my skin easily gets dull if I don’t keep up with my routines I currently: AM: wash with cerave, Byoma milky toner, cerave vit C, naturium multipeptide advanced serum, cerave spf 50 face lotion PM: wash with prequel, Byoma milky toner, naturium retinaldehye or a glycolic acid depending on the night, naturium multi peptide advanced serum, and either cerave PM moisturizer or the naturium sleeping cream depending on the night. Thoughts? submitted by /u/Prettypettypenny97 to r/30PlusSkinCare [link] [comments]

I recently just added the super peptide serum to my skincare routine and my skin feels very moisturized BUT I just want to know if it’s okay to use all three within my skincare routine. I just introduce retinol into my night skincare routine and have noticed my wrinkles are MORE defined rather than less so I also would like help on that. My skincare routine is this: Morning: Light cleanser Toner All the serums posted above Moisturizer Sunscreen Night: Double Cleanse Toner All the serums posted above Retinol (twice a week or so) Moisturizer submitted by /u/yougotamango to r/30PlusSkinCare [link] [comments]

Hi! I just did my first micro needling session (and didnt even know that it existed 3 weeks ago) and was surprised when the clinician offered me a Snail Mucin serum that she would apply to my face immediately after the treatment. I said no in the moment since it carried a $50 price tag and... omg I'd never heard of that and felt compelled to research it first. I can see dozens of products on Amazon for cheaper, regular at-home applications. Assuming that snail mucin is good for my skin repair and anti-aging (and I am still researching), is there a real reason to take the professional application for the steep price tag of $50? I want to know if I should say yes for next month's session. For what its worth, my clinician is Korean and brings a lot of her methods from Korea, which is comforting to me for some reason even if misguided. I am 41 years old, male, and naturally look great for my age. I am only stating to notice fine lines by the eyes but otherwise have very smooth and soft skin. Most people think that I am in my 20's submitted by /u/Overall_Recording_72 to r/30PlusSkinCare [link] [comments]

pic 1: taken AFTER my accutane course. my acne here is still much better in this then it used to be. Apologies for the low quality, I hated pictures because I was super insecure hence why I don’t have ones from before accutane either. pic 2: makeup only on my eyes and lips, nothing on my skin except sunscreen and moisturizer. My eyebrows are microbladed. FULL DISCLOSURE #1: I am not a dermatologist nor a licensed esthetician. I am a registered nurse with a basic understanding of microbiology and human anatomy who has spent way too many hours on skincare YouTube. What I’ve detailed below is what worked for me, and by no means what works for everyone else. FULL DISCLOSURE #2: I’ve had pico laser done once in office to help with post inflammatory hyperpigmentation as well as laser removal of my flat facial moles. FULL DISCLOSURE #3: I am not sponsored by, nor do I have any conflict of interest with any of these brands I list. Things I’ve tried that didn’t work (before y’all come for me please remember that I started this journey when I was like 10 😂) - benzoyl peroxide (I am allergic 😭) - spironolactone - clay masks - scrubs/ physical exfoliation (St. Ives 😱) - peel off masks - salicylic acid acne clearing pads - proactiv (the entire set) - pore strips - Mario badescu drying lotion - witch hazel - Clinique clarifying lotion - 10 step Korean skin care routine (I didn’t curate it, I just bought blindly based off of what had good reviews 🤦‍♀️) - snail mucin - essence and/ or toner - Chinese medicine (I don’t even know what I was taking tbh.) - not moisturizing “because I was too oily” - any type of DIY mask (lemon juice, egg, honey, olive oil, yogurt, rice water, u name it) - topical clindamycin Things that worked but don’t currently use: - Accutane (I did a 6 month course; acne came back eventually but SO much improvement in severity) - CeraVe SA cleanser - rx Sodium Sulfacetamide cleanser (cleansing with sulfur is one of the things I truly believe saved my skin. I still break out when I go without my sulfur for too long. I think it’s bullshit when people say your face wash doesn’t matter - sulfur absolutely matters for me) - oral doxycycline (worked only while I was actively using, but was worried about antimicrobial resistance) - ZitSticka Skin Discipline multivitamin capsules (genuinely helped my skin but was too expensive and was able to wean off of them over the course of trial and error x 1 year) Current Regimen AM: - cleanse CeraVe hydrating cream to foam cleanser - serum: glossier super pure (niacinamide and zinc - been repurchasing this for over 6 years now) - moisturizer: glossier after baume (my HG moisturizer: super thick and luxurious but doesn’t break me out) - sunscreen + vit c: melano CC sunscreen spf 50++++ PM - first cleanse: glossier milky jelly cleansing balm (doesn’t really matter what first step cleanser I use tbh. I’ve used banila co, the inkey list, CeraVe makeup balm, etc. as long as it removes makeup and sunscreen well I’m good) - second cleanse: Dermaharmony 5% Sulfur and 2% Salicylic Acid Liquid Castile Soap (I switched to this from using CeraVe SA + rx Sulfur cleanser because I was tired to carrying around 2 bottles as well as having to get an rx for my sulfur wash. I absolutely still need Salicylic acid AND sulfur in my regimen. - moisturizer: glossier after baume - agency skincare formula for hyperpigmentation: tretinoin 0.035% + tranexamic acid 5% + dexpanthenol 1% + niacinamide 4% - when I’m super dry, esp in the winter: Elizabeth Arden advanced ceramide capsule (I usually just use like 1/3 of a capsule and leave the rest in the clean spot for later. Glossier future dew works okay too, just doesn’t spread as nicely) + I skip my retinol for a night General rules (these are also critically important) 1. Don’t touch your face unless you’ve just washed your hands. 2. Dedicate a towel for your face and treat it like it’s sterile. Don’t use it for anything else but your face. Don’t hang it near the toilet (invisible fecal particles erupt from your toilet when u flush). 3. Change your face towel and your pillowcases at LEAST every 4ish days. I like to do every 2. I have a million old T-shirts that can be used as pillowcases. When a side gets “old”, flip it to the other side and you’re gucci. 4. Pat when you’re drying with a towel. Be gentle. Don’t rub your face ever. I also prefer to lather my face wash with a foaming net until I have a thick, dense cloud. You don’t want to be tugging or manually scrubbing at your skin. Let the micro bubbles do the work. 5. Please wash that damn makeup sponge/ brush with soap and water after every use 😩 and deep clean with boiling water if it’s safe to do so every couple of uses. I just throw my wet beauty blender in the microwave with some water in a bowl for 3 minutes every 6-7 uses (the manufacturer does not recommend this as it may cause the blender to deform or lose integrity. I’ve never had an issue. Move forward at your own discretion) Treat your makeup like it’s sterile too - only a clean brush/ clean finger is allowed to touch it. Sorry it’s so long! I hope this helps someone :) submitted by /u/plaesma to r/SkincareAddiction [link] [comments]

I’m a 33 year old female. I’ve had hyperpigmentation on my cheeks and chin pretty much forever. I’m getting married in October, so I wanted to make a big effort for better skin. I visited a dermatologist April 30th and officially began around May 5th once all my prescriptions came in. I didn’t think to start taking pictures until a couple of weeks later. Above photos show my progress and here’s my routine: AM routine: Oil cleanse with Skin 1004 Centella Light Cleansing Oil -*Cleanse with Cerave Gentle Foaming Face Wash Tone with Paula’s Choice Pore Reducing Toner Tone with Beauty of Joseon rice milk toner Inkey List Ectoin Barrier Serum Cosrx Snail Mucin *1% topical clindamycin (Rx) Naturium Vitamin C complex serum *Azelaic acid 15% (Rx) *Cerave Daily moisturizing lotion *Neutrogena Hydroboost City Shield SPF 25 PM routine: Oil cleanse with Skin 1004 Centella Light Cleansing Oil -*Cleanse with Cerave Gentle Foaming Face Wash Tone with Paula’s Choice Pore Reducing Toner Tone with Beauty of Joseon rice milk toner Inkey List Ectoin Barrier Serum Cosrx Snail Mucin *1% topical clindamycin (Rx) *Azelaic acid 15% (Rx) Hydroquinone 4% (Rx) -Eucerin Radiant Tone (Thiamidol) Notes: -All items listed with an asterisk (*) were recommended or prescribed to me as parts of my AM and PM routines by my dermatologist. -Everything else I’ve added myself after doing research and learning things on the internet lol. -I have one more week of the hydroquinone before I have to come off of it for a while. I was instructed to then switch to the tretinoin 0.06% micro gel I was prescribed. I thought about cheating and using them simultaneously but only tried it one night. I also, as of yesterday, switched to a tinted mineral sunscreen as I felt like I wanted a higher spf and the zinc oxide protection. I started with the Cerave tinted mineral sunscreen in medium sheer. Not too much of a white cast. So we’ll see. I was also prescribed spironolactone for the hair growth on my chin, but for some reason I’ve been hesitant to actually take it. Someone convince me to (or tell me not to lol). That’s all! submitted by /u/InACurlyWorld to r/Skincare_Addiction [link] [comments]

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I just got the Phyto Glow Mucin after hearing great reviews but have had the barrier bounce for a while. What are people’s reviews/thoughts/opinions on each and how they compare? I was just thinking about it as I did my skincare routine though- are they actually the same product? Can I use them both in the same routine and if so, which should come first? submitted by /u/Positive_Penelope to r/SkincareAddiction [link] [comments]

I was looking to buy Snail Mucin due to it's hype and trend, scrolled through reviews and saw this review. It mentions "Remember to personalize this template with your own experiences and observations". Sounds more like a paid review to me. Is this worth the hype and should i try this snail mucin? submitted by /u/Dhanujha to r/IndianSkincareAddicts [link] [comments]

I took it upon myself to switch from my holy grail CosRx snail mucin to the Byoma phyto mucin serum (vegan alternative to snail mucin) and this triggered my first ever rosacea flare. My derm thinks this is absolutely the culprit after going through the ingredient list so I wanted to post this as a “proceed with caution” in hopes I can save someone else from a flare up! submitted by /u/Exciting-Talk9931 to r/Rosacea [link] [comments]

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A year ago I went to my derm about the acne on my face. I felt like I was doing everything I was supposed to, and tiktok hype told me to try cerave because it was “the best” cleanser and moisturizer duo. My derm prescribed me with tret but advised me to stay far away from cerave. She said the ingredients are pretty bad and a lot of people who use it break out into acne, at least more than others. I swapped my cleanser to first aid beauty both am and pm. I also use belif toner (am) and moisturizer (am/pm). I sometimes use corsx snail mucin or a calming serum from a Korean brand I forget the name of (beauty of geoson?? Idk). I also use round lab sunscreen (kr version, not us) I never used the tret. submitted by /u/toocoo to r/SkincareAddiction [link] [comments]

SKINCARE ROUTINE 🧔🏻 AM - BYOMA Jelly Cleanser - PeachSlices Snail Mucin Toner - BYOMA Facial Spray - BYOMA clarifying serum - BUBBLE DayDream Serum - GoodMolecules Super Peptide Serum - NO B.S Caffeine Eye C ream OR The - Ordinary 5% Caffeine Eye Serum - PeachSlices Snail Mucin Moisturizer - LaRouche Posay SPF 50 Sunscreen PM BYOMA Jelly Cleanser PeachSlices Snail Mucin Toner BYOMA Facial Spray BYOMA Sensitive Retinol Serum OR Minimalist Glycolic acid GoodMolecules Super Peptide Serum OR NO B.S Vitamin C Serum KLIENS Avocado Eye Cream ERUCIN Skin Balance Night moisturizer submitted by /u/Pissing_Possum to r/Skincare_Addiction [link] [comments]

Photo 1: a bit of concealer, mascara, Benetint and eyebrow control goo Photo 2: fresh faced Photo 3: close up in direct sun Photo 4: my mood after taking 600 selfies A friend turned me on to Korean skincare about 6 months ago so this has been my routine since then: AM: —a quick water rinse, then Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun SPF 50 PM: —ma:nyo Pure Cleansing Oil —Beauty of Joseon Ginseng Water Essence OR Pyunkang Yul Essence Toner —CosRx Snail 96 Mucin Power Essence —Beauty of Joseon Revive Eye Serum —Round Lab Dokdo Cream OR CosRx oil-free Ultra Moisturizing Lotion with Birch Sap I’m more motivated than ever to take care of my skin, especially since turning 40 last month. Much appreciation to you all for sharing and posting here! (Feedback welcome if you notice anything that needs attention). submitted by /u/tidbit_betty to r/30PlusSkinCare [link] [comments]

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I’ve been using snail mucin as a serum for the past few years and feel it’s time to part with it and try something new. I have dehydrated sensitive skin, some red pigmentation from occasional and old pimples and my biggest worry is fine lines and preventing wrinkles. I’m turning 24 pretty soon. What is your absolute favourite gamechanger serum that you truly believe works. Preferably “cleaner ingredients” but not necessary. I don’t care if it’s AB, Sephora, Lux, drugstore, niche, pricey or not, I just want to hear what really really works. Thank you 🩷 submitted by /u/volcanoslut to r/SkincareAddiction [link] [comments]

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