Hey Louise Thank you for your follow-up comment – and for sharing your professional knowledge as a cosmetologist and makeup artist. It's always appreciated to get input from someone with such great experience I would like to elaborate on my previous comment. It was certainly not my intention to encourage anyone to continue using products that their skin reacts negatively to. As I also mentioned, one should not continue using a product if they suspect they cannot tolerate it. What I wanted to share, as a good piece of advice, is that I have personally experienced that products that previously did not work for me have turned out to work well after I found a good skincare routine. Here I am referring, among other things, to a concealer that has always creased when I wore it, but now works flawlessly and looks so nice after changes in my skincare routine. This advice was of course only meant in connection with products that have not previously caused discomfort or irritation, but that can be difficult to work with or do not sit nicely on the skin. I can see why it could be misunderstood, and I apologize for that - thank you for bringing this to my attention ❤️ We certainly never recommend experimenting with products that have caused discomfort and irritation on the skin. Thank you for your feedback and your good and important contribution to the conversation Have a lovely weekend!