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What's annoying you? What's missing? Tell us.

Almost everything that changed here this month started as one comment from one of you:

"I can't reply to a reply" → you can now, with @name.
"Can I log AM and PM separately?" → yes, and there's a month-at-a-glance under your routine.
"Products got added to my routine that I never used" → Shelf Audit stopped stacking duplicates, and there's a real Remove button.
"The review form only makes sense for skincare" → it now speaks haircare, suncare and lip care.
"I want to reorder my routine and add my own photos" → done.
"Would we buy this with our own money?" → the review asks it in words, not stars.

So we're asking directly this time. Three questions — answer any one of them in the comments:

What do you do here that takes more taps than it should?
What did you expect to find and couldn't?
If you could add one thing to Skin Log, the tester program, or CYoung Talk, what would it be?

No idea is too small. "The button is grey and I thought it was disabled" is exactly the kind of thing we want to hear. We read every comment, we reply to every one, and we'll post what we built from this thread in two weeks.

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ChoupetteDryabout 2 hours ago

It has been a great community so far! These will be very nice to have ^^v but I wouldn't say it's annoying without: - choose to disable certain email notifications, i.e. when someone comments on a post; - choose not to reveal country under the tester status to everyone; - product review to include skin condition, age, season, etc; - tester program can include aspects the brands hope to hear about, i.e. what other products we used alongside it.

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CYoung Team✓ Expertabout 1 hour ago

Thank you — this is exactly the kind of list we asked for, and all four are doable. One is already live. Country: done. On your profile's tester card there are now two separate switches — one for skin type, one for country. Turn off just the country and everyone else sees only your skin type. Default is unchanged (both on), so nothing moved for anyone who didn't touch it. Email: you're right that it's all-or-nothing today. Per-type settings are next — comments on your posts, mentions, the daily thread digest — so you can keep the ones that matter and drop the rest. Review context: brands already see the reviewer's skin type and age range with each review. We'll add the season (from when and where you tested) and, if you kept a skin log during the test, your average skin condition over that window — automatically, no extra form to fill. "What else did you use alongside it": we'll pull that from your routine at the time of the review instead of asking you to type it, and let a brand add one question of its own to the review form. One, not ten. We'll reply here as each one lands.

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