✨Day 7 Update! I got some notes! 📝

Starting a new skincare routine like the Dr.Melaxin bundle can be an eye-opening experience, especially when aiming for that popular 'glass skin' effect. From my first week trying this regimen, I found that while some benefits like softer, brighter skin and reduced pore size were noticeable, adapting to the products and multiple steps took some patience. One important aspect I learned is how the timing of your skincare can impact your experience. For example, hormonal changes during your menstrual cycle might affect how your skin reacts to new products, making it feel oilier or more sensitive. This might explain some of the sticky feeling from the balm and the 'sweaty and greasy' sensation described. Using the peel shot exfoliant on certain days definitely adds time to the routine but also visibly improved rough patches over time. However, with a multi-step Korean skincare routine, it's crucial to pace yourself and give each product time to absorb, which can sometimes feel long but is essential for optimal results. From a personal perspective, the Dr.Melaxin cleanser based on turmeric and calming ingredients helped refresh my skin while the ampoule targeted clearer texture. However, the balm felt heavy and could be better formulated to feel lighter on the skin. If you're trying this bundle, I recommend adjusting application amounts especially for the balm, and not being discouraged if your skin doesn’t immediately look perfect. Consistency is key, and balancing with your skin's unique needs, including during your period, can help you avoid the greasy, uncomfortable feeling. Overall, this experience confirms that while viral skincare products offer promising results, they also require realistic expectations and personal tweaks to fit your skin’s preferences. Watching progress over several weeks with honest notes is a great way to decide if the Dr.Melaxin bundle is right for your skincare goals.