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I'm getting married soon and want to start a skincare routine.
Lately, my skin seems to have lost a lot of elasticity, and I'm concerned about fine lines.
I'm looking into skin boosters because I want my makeup to apply well and my skin to look good on my wedding day, but there are so many types, it's overwhelming.
I've also been looking into Rejuran because it was recommended. Is it good for improving skin texture and elasticity?
If anyone has had it before a wedding or tried Rejuran, please share your reviews on its effectiveness, satisfaction, and how many sessions are recommended!
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The Lithuo effect is great, haha. I saw good results with just one session at Benjamin, and the director recommended about 3 sessions if I wanted the effects to last longer.
While Reutou is effective even with just one session, it seems many people opt for multiple sessions because the effects and longevity improve with each treatment. I'm also considering Ruby in Gongdeok for a series of treatments.
Before trying the procedure, I wondered if skin boosters could really improve elasticity? But after getting Lituo at Ruel, I was shocked when I touched my face. The effect is definite even after just one session, and once you see the results, you get greedy and can't stop!
I'm also considering Lituoㅜ They say Lituo is the best for dry skin and for restoring skin condition,, Since people around me say Beauty & Young is the place to go for Lituo, I'm planning to go there for a consultation.
I'm also getting married soon, so I totally get that feeling! 😭 There are many types of skin boosters, but I've seen people have different experiences depending on their skin type. So, you might want to consult with a specialist there to find out which one is best suited for your skin.
I totally get how you feel! It's completely normal to want your skin to look its absolute best before a wedding. I also started taking my skincare seriously for important events. But honestly, everyone's skin is different, so the results can vary a lot. I recommend consulting a professional first. They should be able to give you more specific advice based on your skin type!