Reply to @tired_millennial🫠 so... they're the same? but different? but ultimately same results? can we mix and match? I still dont know what to do

so... they're the same? but different? but ultimately same results? can we mix and match? I still dont know what to do Which is better? Medicube or Dr. Melaxin? I'm going to break down the differences between the gifted collagen boost set by Medicube and the age-defying set by Dr. Melaxin. First up, the NAD+ growth factor serum by Medicube. And Dr. Melaxin's pink spicule serum. The NAD+ growth factor serum supports cellular energy. This is going to help with sagging skin, visibly reducing the appearance of smoothness while supporting elasticity. This is going to help with sagging skin, visibly reducing the appearance of texture and dark spots. It supports cellular turnover. Not only is this going to visibly reduce the appearance of texture, but it's going to create micro channels in the skin so that any other product that you put on your skin afterwards, for any reason, could absorb more effectively into the skin. This is for crepey skin and fine lines. And the Melaxin cream has hydrolyzed collagen and it contains collagen extract. This supports a firmer looking appearance for saggy skin and fine lines. The Medicube triple collagen cream has low molecular collagen, meaning that the collagen absorbs into the skin more effectively. This supports a firmer look and appearance for saggy skin and fine lines. And the Melaxin stick has snow mushroom, which supports skin that may be deeply hydrated and visibly plump. Its polysaccharides can hold up to 500x their weight in water, which helps support skin hydration and the appearance of fine lines. This can help the skin attract and retain water, giving it a fuller and plumper looking appearance with consistent use. The Dr. Melaxin stick has a patented ingredient, Rebornic, that no other skincare has. And brought my under eyes from this to this. So volume loss and fine lines, puffiness and fine lines. And finally, the Dr. Melaxin skin tone evening serum. This is packed with their patented ingredient, Rebornic plus Niacinamide and Calcium. This helps visibly reduce the appearance of dark spots and gives you an insane glow. You won't even need to wear makeup. Also took my sister's face from this to this. Here's the thing, they're both great. I'm not going to dispute that. But I'm going to tell you why. Everything that the Medicube set has, the Dr. Melaxin set has. Except the Dr. Melaxin set has the spicule serum. This is such a good serum to have, not only because of what it does to texture, acne, large pores, but because all those products that you're putting on your face is going to help those products absorb more effectively. It's also just better for mature skin in general. So yeah, if you're younger, use Medicube. If you are older, use Melaxin. Especially because I'm in aging and recovery and it did this for my face. I'm going to link them Melaxin right there because that's what I choose. They do have a hard time keeping that in stock. If you do see that in stock, check for a sale. I think they're running a sale and it is in stock. Girl. I would just run. They do have a hard time keeping that in stock. Check for a sale. I think they're running a sale and it is in stock.