If you paid for a subscription (or continued one after the free trial), you’d have a little more flexibility on what products you receive, and how frequently you receive them. The next day, my box was shipped out, and I had it on my doorstep a few days later. I think this can take up to three days, but mine only took a day. Once all that is done, they’ll get to work on a custom prescription tailored to your skin type, and overall goals. I became self-conscious about it, even though it’s totally normal.Īfter you fill out your surveys, you submit some pictures of your skin: one straight on, and two from each side of your face, to give your dermatologist a good idea of what your skin looks like now. To give you a little more detail, I’d recently noticed some melasma that had formed on my upper lip- NOT the place you really want to start seeing dark patches of skin. I had two main goals: anti-aging concerns (fine lines/wrinkles) and clearing up some dark spots that had recently formed. To get started, you fill out some surveys about your skin, concerns, and overall goals for treatment. Custom skincare RX without the visit to the doctor, or the $$? Sign me up! **Just to be clear, this is NOT sponsored, just sharing my own experience.**Īs I mentioned in the intro, I basically got to try Curology for free.

I’ll be sharing my thoughts on the process, the formula I got, the website, as well as reviewing the cleanser/moisturizer. I thought it was a great deal, so I gave it a go. In a recent(ish) allure beauty box, I received a coupon code for a free trial month of a Curology system (just had to pay $4.95) for shipping. I’m back with another skincare review, and this one combines a few of my favorite things! I’m a big fan of subscription boxes, skincare and retinol, and this review has all three.

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