Oct. 27, 2025
The last few days, I've been taking more care of my skin, mostly in my face. As an ordinary woman, I have acne once a month. So, I've been applying some serums for acne, exfoliation, and open pores. I had read on the instructions that I must be so careful when I apply them, avoiding the face's sensitive parts. I thought it was a myth, but I already found out that it's not - in the most horrible way.
One night, I applied one of these serums without being more careful, I didn't notice that I also applied a bit of it on my lips edges, and like this I went to sleep. I woke up with my mouth so sensitive, with a chemical burn in all the edges. Today, what hurts me are the corners of my lips, and because it's a wet area, with movement, it's so difficult to cure.
Now, I bought other products for my poor burned and irritated lips. I must be so careful with the skincare steps because I read that's so easy to get infected and to have fungus.
So, in summary, the next time I'll follow the usage instructions exactly to the letter of the products. If there's a warning, it's for a reason and I don't want to to confirm if these are true or not.
Thank you for reading!
Quemadura química
Los últimos he estado cuidando más mi piel, sobre todo en mi rostro. Como una mujer común y corriente tengo algo de acné una vez al mes. Entonces he estado aplicando algunos serums para acné, exfoliación y poros abiertos. Yo había leído en las instrucciones que debía ser muy cuidado al aplicarlos, evitando partes del rostro sensibles. Pensaba que era un mito, pero ya comprobé que no de la manera más horrible.
Una noche apliqué uno de los serums sin mucho cuidado, no noté que apliqué también un poco en el borde de mis labios, y así me fui a dormir. Amanecí con mi boca muy sensible, con una quemadura química en todo el borde. Hoy lo que más me duele son las comisuras de los labios, dado que es una zona húmeda, con movimiento, es muy difícil que sane.
Ahora, compré otros productos para mis pobres labios quemados e irritados. Debo ser muy cuidadosa con los pasos seguir, porque leí que es muy fácil que se infecte y que me salgan hongos.
Entonces, en conclusión, la próxima vez seguiré al pie de la letra las recomendaciones de uso de un producto. Sí dice una advertencia, es por algún motivo y yo no quiero volver a comprobar so es verdad o no.
¡Gracias por leerme!
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So, in summary, the next time I'll follow the usage instructions exactly to the letter of the products.
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“To find out” sounds better than “to confirm” in this context
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I know this post is a bit old, but if your lips still hurt, I hope they feel better!
Chemical Burn
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Just switched it to a bit of a more natural phrase. You'd also want to say "about once a month" unless you're being precise and you only get acne one time a month each month.
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I thought it was a myth, but I already found out that it's not - in the most horrible way.
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Today, what hurts me are the corners of my lips hurt, and because it's a wet area, with movemen that moves a lot, it's so difficult to cure.
Now, I bought other products for my poor burned and irritated lips.
I must be so careful with the skincare steps because I read that's so easy to get infected and to haveget fungus.
So, in summary, the next time I'll follow the usage instructions exactly to the letter of the products.
If there's a warning, it's for a reason, and I don't want to to confirm if these are reason is true or not.
Thank you for reading!
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Your English is really good! I made a few corrections to try to improve the flow of the wording, but overall, I got a very clear idea of what happened to you. I'm sorry that happened! Sounds painful :/ I hope it improves!
Chemical Burn
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Your face is the only one you have, so be careful about putting things on it in general. ;)
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The last few days, I've been taking more care of my skin, mostly in my face.
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This sounds more natural |
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As an ordinary woman, I have acne once a month. As an ordinary woman, I For diseases, "get" is more commonly used than "have".
Just switched it to a bit of a more natural phrase. You'd also want to say "about once a month" unless you're being precise and you only get acne one time a month each month. |
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