The video addresses a common skincare concern by comparing two popular ingredients, offering a clear solution with product recommendations. The creator's personal experience and clear explanation of AM/PM usage make the advice actionable and relatable.
Summary
The creator explains the difference between azelaic acid and mandelic acid for skincare. She stopped using azelaic acid due to texture concerns and irritation, finding mandelic acid more effective for her texture issues. She now plans to reintroduce azelaic acid in the morning for redness and inflammation while continuing with mandelic acid at night for texture.
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yes, you can use mandelic & azelaic acid together BUT ONLY when your skin barrier is ready to tolerate it! mandelic: @Sofie Pavitt Face @Versed Skin @reale actives @Paula's Choice azelaic acid: @Experiment Beauty @anua_global after cutting out azelaic for 6 months, I’m adding it back in with mandelic acid to see further transformations in my skin. mandelic has honestly cleared all my texture for me in ways azelaic acid couldn’t while still working slowly on post-acne marks. but nothing beats azelaic when it comes to redness and deeper acne marks. #azelaicacid #mandelicacid #oilydehydratedskin #texturedskin #hyperpigmentation