What happens if you stop using Curology?

No, your skin will not get worse if you stop using Curology. However, if you stop using Curology, your skin may go back to the way it was before you started using Curology.

Curology is a prescription skincare service that requires users to send in pictures of their skin every few weeks. After analyzing the pictures, a dermatologist prescribes a custom Curology formula for the user.
Curology is not intended for long-term use, and discontinuing use may result in a return to previous skin conditions. If you have any questions about discontinuing Curology, please speak to your dermatologist.

There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the length of time you should use Curology will vary depending on your individual skin type and needs. However, most users find that using Curology for at least 3 months provides the best results.

Curology is a prescription medication that is meant to improve the appearance of your skin. It is not a cure for any skin condition, and it may not work for everyone. Some people notice an improvement in their skin when they start using Curology, while others experience a worsening of their skin condition. If you are experiencing a worsening of your skin condition, you should speak to your doctor to determine if Curology is the right medication for you.

I purge for about 3 months.

You should use one pump of Curology per application.

There is no definitive answer to this question as both Curology and Proactiv have their own benefits and drawbacks.
Curology is a subscription-based service that sends you a personalized prescription for your skin care needs, while Proactiv is a more widely available over-the-counter product.
Curology may be better for people with more serious acne, while Proactiv may be better for people with mild to moderate acne.

Yes, you can skip a month on Curology. If you’re traveling or have a busy month coming up, you can pause your treatment for up to four weeks. Just be sure to resume your treatment when you’re done!

Curology bottles are small because they are meant to be used as a travel-sized product. The smaller size is also more convenient for people to use, since it is easier to apply the product to your face.

It can take a few weeks or a few months to see results from Curology, depending on your skin type and the condition of your skin. Be patient and stick with the routine to get the best results.

There is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, as the effectiveness of Curology for hormonal acne may vary from person to person. However, many Curology users have reported that the product has been effective in treating their hormonal acne.

Skin purge looks like a sudden breakout of new pimples. This breakout is caused by the release of oils and toxins that were trapped in the pores. Skin purge usually lasts for a few weeks, but it can take up to six months for the skin to fully adjust to a new skincare routine.

Yes, you can pop purging pimples. However, it’s important to do so carefully and correctly, or you could end up making the situation worse. First, use a warm compress to soften the pimple. Then, use a sterile needle or pin to gently pierce the pimple. Finally, squeeze out the pus gently.

There are a few things you can do after using Curology. You can continue to use your Curology prescription, or you can switch to a new prescription if your skin has changed. You can also use over-the-counter products to supplement your Curology prescription.

Yes, you can cancel Curology after your free trial. To cancel, simply log into your account and select “Cancel Membership.