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Dermatologist Dr. Azadeh Shirazi shares that the average person gives up on a new skincare routine after a week because they don’t see changes, but it can take several weeks or months to see changes. A lot of people double up on products they don’t need and they don’t realize it. She shares that your skin has memory and products you’ve used in the past may actually cause you inflammation.