Ramblings of a College Girl

So I've been seeing adverts on all my social media recently for a skin saviour going by the name of Curology. After a literal 5 minutes on their website I realized that this was a product I was interested in and a product I could maybe benefit from. I have quite sensitive, acne prone skin and I would give anything (possibly even give up my coffee addiction) to clear up my skin. It's an online distributor of prescribed skin care. It seems to be very similar to the whole concept behind the 'make your own shampoo and conditioner' thing I've been seeing all over my facebook ads (also something I want to try at some point!). So every bottle is tailored to an individual, this is done by a Dermatologist Physician prescribing different ingredients based on your individual skin care concerns and pictures you've sent in. I got a 'free trial' sample, I put that in quotations because I did pay for shipping which was almost $5.
The reason I am writing this is actually not to review it because I think a lot of people have already done that, but mostly to describe what it actually is and how to use it, because how to use it wasn't described very well on their site. That being said if you want a review I would be more than willing to write one in 5-6 weeks after I've really tried it! I use it after a cleanse, which is what they instructed me to do, wait about 15  minutes for it to sink in and then moisturize. Although moisturizing isn't a recommended step however is necessary because otherwise my skin would dry up!
So. The way they describe it as a product that will 'shorten your skincare routine', and that a more simple routine is beneficial to your skin. Although this isn't something I disagree with, it's also not something I believe is completely true because people use multiple different products for an array of reasons that they've found works for their skin! I mean I truly am a cleanser, toner moisturizer kind of girl but I know people who have 2-3 serums to keep their skin from drying in the cold-n-dry Boston Winter air. Have any of you tried Curology and has it worked for you?

- Celine xx