Just need a quick grammar info

[alykxia913]

Hello!

I need help. I'm trying to make a brochure but I can't figure out which
phrase should I use.

Which is correct? Resulting to or resulting in?

ex. resulting to clearer, smoother skin
     resulting in clearer, smoother skin

I appreciate your help. Thanks!

[Joe Carillo]

The correct, idiomatic phrasal verb is always "resulting in," not "resulting to." So your brochure will be grammatically flawless by saying "resulting in clearer, smoother skin."