Reply to Christian No Dior's comment Yall gotta realize some people naturally have good skin. And using the right products just amplifies it lol

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The creator shares their journey of overcoming severe skin issues like cystic acne, rosacea, and eczema, attributing their current clear skin to the consistent use of 15% azelaic acid (Finacea). They explain how this ingredient has become a staple in their routine, with a preference for the 15% concentration in summer and 20% in winter.

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1Introduction of skin transformation
2Disclosure of past skin conditions
3Highlighting azelaic acid as a key treatment

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Replying to @Christian No Dior clear skin was never “just genetics.” i’ve dealt with cystic acne, rosacea, eczema and years of trial and error figuring out what my skin actually needs. 15% azelaic acid (Finacea) has become one of the biggest constants in my routine, but the real transformation has been consistency. you saw 5 seconds. i lived the entire timeline. #acne #skincare #glassskin #skintok

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Reply to Christian No Dior's comment Yall gotta realize some people naturally have good skin. And using the right products just amplifies it lol 15% AZELAIC ACID 15% azelaic acid or 100% is doing a lot of the heavy lifting in my routine. I would say it's my holy grail active right now. Typically in the summertime when I'm getting a lot more sun exposure, I prefer the 15% and then in the winter, I switch over to the 20%. Like anything in life, anything good can look effortless when you don't see the effort.

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My skin used to look like this. And now it looks like this. Growing up, I had cystic acne, rosacea, eczema and I spent years figuring out what my skin actually tolerated. Which is why 15% azelaic acid or Finacea, 100% is doing a lot of the heavy lifting in my routine. I would say it's my holy grail active right now. Typically in the summertime when I'm getting a lot more sun exposure, I prefer the 15% and then in the winter, I switch over to the 20%. Like anything in life, anything good can look effortless when you don't see the effort.

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