Medical disclaimer
Glowr shares general information about cosmetic skincare. It is not medical advice and is not a substitute for a dermatologist, doctor or pharmacist.
What Glowr is, and isn't
- Our quiz matches answers to general routines using simple rules. It does not examine your skin, diagnose conditions or know your medical history.
- Our authors are not providing medical services, and no content on Glowr has been individually reviewed for your situation.
- Ingredient and combination guidance reflects common, general skincare practice. Individual skin can react differently.
Before you try anything
- Patch-test every new product on a small area for 48 hours.
- Follow the label. The manufacturer's directions and warnings always take precedence.
- Introduce one new active at a time, and stop if you get stinging, burning, swelling or a rash.
Talk to a doctor first if you
- are pregnant, trying to conceive or breastfeeding (some ingredients, such as retinoids, should be avoided)
- use prescription skin treatments or oral medications such as isotretinoin, antibiotics or steroids
- have eczema, rosacea, psoriasis, dermatitis, very sensitive skin or any diagnosed skin condition
- are under 18
- have a known allergy to cosmetic ingredients
See a doctor promptly if you notice
- a mole or spot that changes, bleeds, itches or doesn't heal
- painful, deep or scarring acne
- a reaction with swelling, blistering or hives. Swelling of the face or lips, or trouble breathing, is an emergency: call your local emergency number.
Product information
We don't make or sell the products we mention. Formulas change, so always check the current label. See our terms of use for details.
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