Magic & Moon LLC

Just 4 weeks of customized acne treatments, targeted chemical peels, and a personalized home care routine have transformed her skin✨
Her acne is no longer red, inflamed, or actively breaking out, and her complexion is healthier and noticeably calmer. Now that we’ve controlled the inflammation, we can shift our focus to fading post acne marks and revealing the smooth, radiant skin underneath. If you’re ready for your acne transformation, click the link in my bio🫧
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Experience the next level of glow with Nano Infusion, where highly concentrated, professional grade Korean skincare ampules are infused deep into the skin for radiant, targeted results. Complimentary with every Ultra Signature Custom Facial reserved through 8/31🫧✨🪞
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To celebrate this new chapter, every Ultra Signature Custom Facial reserved in July and August will include a complimentary Nano Infusion experience. Consider it my gift to you as I welcome you into the new Magic & Moon space💝

Here are 4 sneaky acne triggers that many acne prone people don’t realize can make breakouts worse:❤️‍🩹

1. Whey Protein-
Whey can increase levels of insulin like growth factor 1 (IGF-1), which stimulates oil production and can contribute to clogged pores and inflammation.
It’s one of the most common supplement related acne triggers, especially for people with hormonal acne.
2. Vitamin B12 Supplements-
High dose B12 supplements (especially when taken unnecessarily) have been linked to acne in some people.
B12 can alter the skin’s bacteria and may trigger inflammatory breakouts in those who are susceptible.
3. Biotin Supplements-
Biotin doesn’t directly cause acne for everyone, but high doses may contribute to breakouts in some people.
One reason is that excess biotin can interfere with vitamin B5 absorption, which plays a role in regulating oil production.
4. Pore Clogging Hair Products-
Heavy oils, pomades, leave in conditioners, and styling creams can transfer onto your forehead, temples, jawline, and pillowcase.
This often causes what’s called “pomade acne,” especially along the hairline.

Keep in mind: Acne is complex, and these aren’t guaranteed triggers for everyone. If you have persistent acne, it’s often a combination of genetics, hormones, skincare habits, and lifestyle factors. The goal isn’t to eliminate everything, it’s to identify which factors may be affecting your skin.🫧
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Glowing skin is great, but seeing someone leave feeling relaxed, confident, and happy in their own skin is even better✨🫧
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These are my personal holy grails and some of the things that have made the biggest difference for me. While I am an acne specialist, I'm not a doctor, and supplements aren't one size fits all. What works for me may not be the best fit for everyone, especially when hormones and underlying health conditions are involved.🫧
Healthy skin is never about a single product, it's about consistency, balance, and finding what your skin truly needs.🤎
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