How long does it take for skin problems to get better

In fact, there is no unified standard answer. You can feel obvious changes in 1-2 weeks, and it will take 3-6 months or even longer to gradually improve. The core depends on your skin problem, whether the conditioning method is correct, and what your definition of "improvement" is.

For example, if you have a few red and swollen acne recently caused by staying up late eating spicy food, or a temporary lack of water due to the change of seasons, your skin may become cracked, dull and yellow. As long as you find the right method, it will be cured very quickly. I stayed up for three nights last month following the plan, and my chin developed red and swollen pimples that were painful to the touch. I applied benzoyl peroxide on my face every day after washing my face, and deliberately went to bed half an hour earlier. I even stopped milk tea. In less than a week, the pimples were all gone, and there were not even many red marks left. During the season change, my face was so dry that it became powdery. I applied a gentle moisturizing and repairing mask for three consecutive nights. The next day, my face was extremely moisturized and my makeup didn't stick. It only took three or four days.

But if you are the kind of chronic problem that has been accumulated for several years, you really can’t rush it. I used to know a girl who bought a quick-acting whitening mask from a Wechat store a few years ago. When she used it, her face became extremely bright, and when she stopped using it, she became red and broke into rashes. After going for a checkup, she found out that it was hormone-dependent dermatitis. When she first started to use it, it was even worse than before. The first two Basically, I only dared to use medical repair cream in order to keep my face from getting hot and itchy. In the third month, I gradually dared to add some mild repairing essence. After a full half-year of treatment, I dared to apply it normally and go out in isolation. If I only expected this for a week or two, it was impossible.

There are two opinions on the Internet that are very noisy. One is that "any skin problem can be effective in 7 days", and the other is that "the skin metabolism cycle is 28 days, and it is not effective if it takes less than 28 days." In fact, both of them are quite one-sided. The former is probably a powerful product that contains banned ingredients. It will work quickly when you use it, and it will hurt your face even faster when you stop using it. The latter is too rigid, just like if you scratched a small cut on your hand, you shouldn't have to wait 28 days for the scab to form, right? Temporary problems on the surface cannot be improved within a metabolic cycle. Only problems that damage the dermal layer, such as deep stains, stubborn acne pits, and chronic inflammation, need to be taken care of slowly along with the metabolic cycle.

Taking care of your skin is really similar to raising a potted plant. If it is dry due to lack of water, you can water it for two hours to recover. If the roots are rotten, you have to cut off the rotten roots and replace them with soil, and slowly wait for them to grow new roots. Ten days and a half is considered fast. You really don’t have to look for changes in front of the mirror every day. Finding the right method that suits you is much more reliable than messing around with a bunch of quick-acting products. On the contrary, you can avoid detours and get better faster.