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Buying guides guide
Stop scrolling by category. A guided way to turn a concern like dark marks, oiliness or sensitivity into a shortlist.
Browsing by category gives you a wall of products. Browsing by concern gives you three. The difference is deciding what the problem actually is before you look at anything.
Most concerns people want to fix are made worse by UV. Marks darken. Pigmentation returns. Even acne marks fade more slowly with sun exposure. That is why sunscreen is not one product among many. It is the product that protects the results of everything else.
A sensible plan spends most on the product used daily and least on anything experimental. Give a product a fair trial before replacing it, and keep the packaging so you can remember what worked. Most disappointment comes from switching too fast, not from buying too cheaply.
Sets can be good value if every item suits you. Check each product individually, and skip sets that include strong actives you are not ready for.
Hydration and comfort change first. Marks take months. If nothing changes in two months of consistent use, try a different active rather than adding more products.
Sometimes, but introduce them separately and watch for irritation. If skin reacts, drop back to one.
See a dermatologist. Pigmentation, acne and hair loss have medical treatments, and a consultation can be cheaper than a shelf of failed products.
Write the concern in one sentence, decide whether your skin needs calming or treating, then choose one product type and one product. If you cannot explain why a product is in your cart, take it out. A short list you can afford to use properly beats a long one you ration.
Start with the basics and give them a month. Most people who feel stuck have not actually tested a simple routine long enough to know what their skin does without interference. Cleanse, moisturise, protect, and only then treat. That order answers most questions on its own.
For anything painful, spreading, bleeding or changing quickly, skip the shopping and see a doctor. Some skin and hair problems need treatment, and no amount of product comparison substitutes for a diagnosis.
Browse by concernSets can be good value if every item suits you. Check each product individually, and skip sets that include strong actives you are not ready for.
Hydration and comfort change first. Marks take months. If nothing changes in two months of consistent use, try a different active rather than adding more products.
Sometimes, but introduce them separately and watch for irritation. If skin reacts, drop back to one.
See a dermatologist. Pigmentation, acne and hair loss have medical treatments, and a consultation can be cheaper than a shelf of failed products.
Written by the GLAMO Nepal editorial team. General information only — for a medical concern, please see a dermatologist or your doctor.
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