Jules Beauty

Reality kicking our butt

Hydrafacial with a side of glowy, hydrated skin 🤌🏻

Retinol (over-the-counter) works slower and gentler.
Tretinoin (prescription vitamin A) works deeper and faster and can cause flakiness and irritation!

The truth?
I’m not a huge fan of tretinoin just because of the adjustment time and it can be very irritating to the skin.
Retinol can give just a good results and supports your skin barrier with less irritation!

Monthly treatments won’t fix your hyperpigmentation if your home care isn’t backing it up.

I can lighten it in the treatment room… but if you’re skipping SPF, not using your products, or doing the bare minimum in between, you’re literally recreating the pigment all over again.

That’s why some people feel like “nothing is working.”
It’s not the treatment—it’s the lack of consistency at home.

Real results come from what you do daily, not just once a month.

Treatments are the boost.
Your routine is the results.