Is the skin booster worth trying even for those whose skin isn't very dry?

My skin isn't severely dry or prone to breakouts, but I feel like my overall condition has deteriorated compared to before.

When I'm not wearing makeup, my skin looks a bit dull and tired, and when I touch it, it doesn't feel as smooth as it used to. ㅠㅠ But if I had to pick just one specific skin concern, it's hard to pinpoint, so I'm wondering if I actually need a skin booster. lol

Are skin boosters typically recommended for people with severe internal dryness or very rough skin texture?

Or I am curious if many people like me, who don't have major skin issues but feel their skin lacks vitality overall and needs care, also receive this treatment.

I’m not aiming to fix deep wrinkles or specific skin problems yet; I just want to slightly improve the feeling that my skin looks more tired than before, haha.

Even in this case, if I receive a consultation, will they check if there is a skin booster suitable for my current skin condition?

Rather than just blindly following what others are doing, I want to know first if I really need it.

I am curious if the recommendations for skin boosters vary significantly depending on age or skin type. I would also like to know if there are cases where people with thin skin, or conversely, those with oily skin, benefit from them.

I would prefer my skin to look naturally hydrated and refined rather than looking too greasy.

Would it be okay to try it once at first to see if there is any change?

For those of you who started using a skin booster because, like me, your skin isn't in terrible condition but looks like it's deteriorated compared to before, how satisfied were you?

I'm curious to hear from those who got a consultation first because they weren't sure if they qualified for the skin booster recommendation haha. Please let me know if you regretted doing it sooner or if you felt it wasn't really necessary yet ^^

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