Just like everyone else I’ve seen the ads for Curology. This made me wonder if the ads and all the influencers hyping it up really made it worth it. So I tried the products for two months so you didn’t have to spend the money to figure out if you wanted to use these products and wait for them to come into the mail.
Going into looking for new skincare products, I was honestly getting more acne due to the weather change and the constant stress of school, so I decided to test out Curology through the process of determining how it may affect my skin.
When you first go through the process of purchasing Curology the company has you fill out a questionnaire of how much acne you have, is your skin dry or oily, and how often you wear sunscreen. After this the company has you take pictures of different areas of your face, neck, and chest to evaluate your skin problems.
After you have filled out all the information needed you will hear from the professionals at Curology through an email to determine what they think will best work for you. They will then send you a few of the ingredients that they are going to be putting into your order.
Within two weeks of receiving my order, my skin had gradually started to change, and look healthier, but I had noticed after the first two weeks that my skin was becoming worse, and I started to break out. I did expect this, though, due to the company writing that your skin may become worse before it becomes better, so I was not concerned with this happening.
After a month and a half, I started to notice that my skin did not feel extremely dry all the time, which was a huge issue for me due to the fact that Colorado has such dry air. When I began this process I noticed my skin was very dry, and dull. By the end of the second month, my skin started to look more moisturized, and I realized that for my specific skin type Curology was becoming more and more helpful for me to use.
