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Jaye R.

Feb 27, 2013

Jaye R.

So I'm only 25 but I've already noticed such a change in my skin in just the past few years. I'm considering going to a professional just to get some assesment and advice based on my unique skin type because at this point I feel very serious about my skin care. I'm talking everyday routines as well as special treatments (wrinkles, under eye circles, etc). Anyway, my question is: who do I go to for advice? An esthetician? A dermatologist? Also, I'm really into keeping with more natural, organic care for my body and diy treatments just whenever possible. I would rather use a mask I whipped up in my kitchen than one that was created by people wearing lab coats. Is it possible for me to find a like minded professional to consult with? I know this is kind of a weird question but any feedback would, be seriously appreciated :)

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