Should I trust those I don’t know for skin care?

I really feel like all this starts at the hair salons. Maybe the woman is a salesperson, earning a commission? If you truly trust the products, go ahead and buy, but I think it's a bit strange.

@dedikodumelegi what kind of paranoia is this, can't people make suggestions without us immediately looking for bad intentions? 🫢

Have you thought about researching those products elsewhere? Like checking out the reviews or something?

@kahvekokusuuuu I actually looked at a few, but some say they can increase skin issues, I'm undecided.

You really need to work with someone who knows skin types, like a dermatologist. The wrong products can cause serious issues for sensitive skin. I think you should get a professional's recommendation before taking any risks.

Let me put it this way as a guy: when a woman says I have a glowing skin, it feels like it's more about genetics than a product. This stuff always seems like trial and error to me; I just don’t get it.

@solaryumtayfa you say genetics, but there are a lot of people whose skin is ruined because they're using the wrong products; it can't be reduced to something so simple.

A trial. If it's worth the risk, it's beautiful; if not, it's experience.