How does everyone keep track of their winter skin? I'm curious about the effectiveness of Cutslin Anti-Spike.

It’s already nearly 11 PM. Is everyone resting in their warm blankets, peeling and eating tangerines? I was so embarrassed on the bus home today because I ended up standing next to someone wearing the exact same coat as me... While anyone can look similar on the outside, it suddenly occurred to me that I want to properly manage my skin condition—the things that come from within—by ​​keeping a personal record. Perhaps because the air is dry from the heaters these days and I have a lot of social engagements due to the end of the year, looking at my recent skin records, I can definitely see that my complexion has darkened compared to before. I read an analysis stating that rapid spikes in blood sugar damage skin collagen, so perhaps that’s why I’m considering adding Cutslin Anti-Spike to my diet routine these days. Since I really love carbohydrates, I found myself logically weighing whether Cutslin Anti-Spike can actually fix the skin troubles stemming from my eating habits. Is there anyone here who has already been taking Cutslin Anti-Spike and has kept records or numbers of their skin changes before and after taking it? Aside from simply losing weight, I am really curious if you can feel a noticeable improvement in your complexion or skin texture as blood sugar levels stabilize. Considering the correlation between insulin spikes and aging, Cutslin Anti-Spike seems like a must-have. What are your thoughts?