if the azelaic acid isn't a thicc whyte cream I don't want it idc

@raziamoe

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Why it worked

The creator's strong, opinionated stance on product texture, combined with practical, categorized recommendations, likely resonated with viewers seeking clear advice on azelaic acid products.

Summary

The creator expresses a preference for thick creams over runny serums when it comes to azelaic acid products. They then provide recommendations for azelaic acid products categorized by their strength.

Structure

1Expresses preference for thick azelaic acid creams
2States skepticism towards runny serums
3Recommends azelaic acid products by strength
4Lists specific product recommendations for each strength

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Original caption

I’m NOT a cosmetic chemist/ formulation expert BUT this has been my opinion for a little while now. I am indeed a skeptic and something about those runny serums doesn’t make sense to me so I’m sticking to my THICC AA creams because I love them and they have not done me wrong. My azelaic acid recommendations by strength: - 20%: Azclear or Skinoren - 15%: Finacea - 10%: The Ordinary or Paula’s Choice

More from @raziamoe

More breakout videos from this creator.

Azclear (skincare product that acts as a "thicc AA cream" for acne and hyperpigmentation, removing it would change the video's focus on product preference) ; Skinoren (skincare product that acts as a "thicc AA cream" for acne and hyperpigmentation, removing it would change the video's focus on product preference) ; Finacea (skincare product that acts as a "thicc AA cream" for acne and hyperpigmentation, removing it would change the video's focus on product preference) ; The Ordinary (skincare product that acts as a "thicc AA cream" for acne and hyperpigmentation, removing it would change the video's focus on product preference) ; Paula's Choice (skincare product that acts as a "thicc AA cream" for acne and hyperpigmentation, removing it would change the video's focus on product preference)

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if the azelaic acid isn't a thicc whyte cream I don't want it idc

Transcript

if the azelaic acid isn't a thicc whyte cream I don't want it idc I'm NOT a cosmetic chemist/ formulation expert BUT this has been my opinion for a little while now. I am indeed a skeptic and something about those runny serums doesn’t make sense to me so I’m sticking to my THICC AA creams because I love them and they have not done me wrong. My azelaic acid recommendations by strength: - 20%: Azclear or Skinoren - 15%: Finacea - 10%: The Ordinary or Paula’s Choice