Since everyone's skin condition is different, the reaction to regenerating cream will likely vary as well, right?

When I look for recommendations for regenerating creams, my first thought is that they all look good.
However, after actually trying out a few products, I realized that every regenerating cream feels different.
So whenever I look at recommendations for regenerating creams, I feel like the criteria I consider important keep changing.
In the past, I only referred to recommendations for regenerating creams with high ratings, but these days, I find myself drawn more to posts that include the downsides.
I was also most curious about recommendations for regenerating creams left by people with a similar skin type to mine.
I trust regenerating cream recommendations more if they include information such as skin type or the season for use.
I've had the experience of choosing a cream just because it was famous, only to find it didn't suit me, so I thought I should only use regenerating cream recommendations as a reference.
Since everyone's skin condition is different, I think it's only natural that the reaction to the same regenerating cream can be completely different.
So these days, even when I choose a regenerating cream based on recommendations, I tend to start with low expectations.
In the end, I keep realizing that you can't know which regenerating cream suits your skin unless you try it yourself.
I’ve come to think that recommendations for regenerating creams are closer to a starting point than a criterion for selection.
I feel that the process of comparing several similar products is more important than relying solely on a single recommendation for a regenerating cream.
I think doing that reduces the chance of failure, even if just a little.
I’ve realized that instead of blindly trusting recommendations for regenerating creams, I need to interpret them based on my own skin.
So I'm still thinking about it, but I'm looking at regenerating cream recommendations much more carefully than before.