What is a possible adjustment for a client whose skin is not responding?

When a client's skin is not responding as expected, altering serum usage is a sensible adjustment. Serums are typically concentrated formulations designed to address specific skin concerns, and tweaking the type or formulation of the serum can lead to improved results. The active ingredients in serums are key to their effectiveness; therefore, modifying the serum can provide new benefits or address underlying issues that the previous serum could not.

This could involve changing to a serum with different active ingredients, adjusting concentrations, or switching to a product that better suits the client’s unique skin type and condition. The client's initial choice of serum may not be effectively targeting their specific needs, and a new formulation might better align with their goals, leading to improved skin responsiveness.

Introducing a new routine may also have potential benefits, but it might overwhelm the client or their skin if done too quickly. Increasing treatment frequency could lead to over-treatment, potentially irritating the skin rather than enhancing results. Delaying assessment can hinder progress, as timely modifications are often necessary to ensure the treatment plan is effective. Overall, carefully altering serum usage is a direct and effective strategy to address a lack of response in a client’s skin.