Beauty

[monicakm]

@FranandZoe 

I buy pimple patches for my grandchildren.  I don't think I've tried the Mighty Patches.  I've bought them COSRX and some other brand.  After looking at the ingredients of the Mighty Patch, I just placed an order (in case my face has decided to make a habit of this!)  

[monicakm]

Thank you EVERYone.  If this is part of getting old, I'm moving to Canada...wait, wrong topic.  It's still here.  I gently cleaned it last night.  Didn't apply all my serums or a moisturizer to it.  Just an antibiotic and Aveeno Calm and Restore Triple Oat Serum.  It's better but hasn't shrunk as much as I'd hoped. 

And to whomever commented that if I use as many products on my face as I "claim" I do ...I do.  What I don't do is lie.

[monicakm]

Well it's finally going down.  Last night I applied hydrocortisone to it.  Blobbed it on like I was frosting a cupcake.  This is a stretch, but, the thing is EXACTLY center and at the top of my chin right before my chin starts to curve in and under the lip.  I'm sure that makes no sense.  And it's exactly on a  pressure point where my RLT mask sits.  

[monicakm]

I have my first "Mighty Patch" on my chin.  I didn't notice how many came in a box.  Six.  SIX for $13   The Cosrx is $16 for 96.  But if this works, it's worth it.  I guess the Cosrx works for the grandkids.  They ask for those and Niacinamide.  That's why I haven't treated this with Niacinamide.  I gave it to the grandbabies.

[teganslaw]

@monicakm , It's good that your pimple is deceasing. You mentioned that it was right at the pressure point where your RLT mask sits. Wondering if the mask might be the cause? I'm hoping not, but it did cross my mind.