Thank you so much 😀 And I am happy to help 🥰

Glad you like them! :)

Hello Jessita. I hope that I could help you 🙃 , and thanks for the lovely feedback 😃

It's prize ??

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Glad it was helpful!

Hey, Glad it was helpful! 😀 In case you haven't watched this I highly recommend it 😀 How to Create a Skincare Routine With The Ordinary Products - A Beginners Guide: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptSXksRyzJumYHU.html

Can u please tell me the order means whats come first

@@ayeshabutt453 yes, of course. I start with the niacinamide serum and then I apply the azelaic acid. Some people like to apply a moisturizer after that but honestly my skin feels better without it. These two steps are enough twice a week.

@@ayeshabutt453 daily use ah mam

​@@ana_mdsantoswhat using mam serum or cream

At night after applying, do you leave it for overnight??

I hope so too! ❤️

how’s it going for your skin? im using it now and im currently purging

How was the results??

@@ajileshay8012 did it worked?

You’re welcome 😊 And thank you.

Hey Ben, Don't think that it is overkill if your skin needs it. Just most people tend to add one if they do not really need it. So if your skin condition is dry, adding a moisturizer could work well. And there is not much information available that shows how much Niacinamide skin needs. So a low % that is usually used in moisturizer may already do the job, and there would be no need for more. Apple Cider Vinegar can be very acidic to the skin, but actually, I haven't really looked at natural remedies that deeply, so I cannot really tell you much about it, but if it works, why not 🤫😉 Dry Skin Exfoliating Acids: Glycolic Acid, Lactic Acid and Mandelic Acid or a PHA (for example The Inkey List PHA would be the most gentle) Oily Skin: Salicylic Acid (BHA)

Hey, Matt 😀Thanks, well, I already used a little of the Matrixyl 10% + HA, so I can't tell you how long it will last. 😞 I need to buy a new bottle. Because I also want to do a how-to tutorial and a little routine. Will do this in a couple of weeks. 🧰

Hello, hm, I don't wont to comment on that sorry. Since this is acne medicine, and I don't want to give you bad advice. Please ask your dermatologist. And if you like, you can share his opinion here so that other people know it as well.

Hello Apoorva, I think Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair Synchronized Multi-Recovery Complex will be too heavy/rich and may cause issues/breakouts. But the eye cream may work well since you only apply it to a small area around the eyes, which is usually not prone to acne. But generally, it may not be needed. And I have several example routines with PowerPoint guides on my channel that you can find right here: kzfaq.info/sun/PLEZmBwdHv3M9FL24fPnm7yKbb9TBfLIM5

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you so much for replying! I'll definitely check out the guides 😊🙏❤️✨️

Hello, Thank you. Well, you have the right products for your concerns. It may be beneficial to add a Retinoid to your routine.(Improve skin texture) You can go with the Granactive Retinoid 2% in emulsion or the other. However, the best over the counter retinoid that I have tried so far is the La Roche Posay Redermic Retinoid cream. It blends well into the skin even after the Ordinary serums. The Ordinary Retinoids tend to stick on top, depending on the products that you use before. I think you know how to incorporate them ;) Since you have the right products for your concerns. In case you don’t, you may want to watch this video: How to Create a Skincare Routine With The Ordinary Products - A Beginners Guide: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptSXksRyzJumYHU.html

Yes :)

Hello :) It depends on the discoloration. If you have post-acne marks, it works excellent with spot treatments. But if you have other discoloration, I may be best to apply it all over the face and neck :)

Thank you😊 No, you can immediately move on to the next product😊 Also, have a look at this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m6dmi5iXt9OmoI0.html

Melissa Van Dijk awesome! Thank you. Thanks for that other video too 😌

Hello Petra :) Yes you can! what products do you have? Or which one do you want to use?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Hi Melissa, I'm using Saloos hyaluronic acid (sometimes Ryor hyaluronic acid) - they both agree with my skin but I wasn't sure whether I can use them with Ordinary:-)

What retinoids do you want to use 🤔? But generally The Ordinary Retinoids can be used after Niacinamide but before Azelaic Acid.

Hello Connie, Yes, that should work :) Still, you are using three "drying products" in the same routine, so you really need to balance it with a moisturizer as it may become drying over time (but that is individual, and you need to experiment) And yes, you can layer Alpha Arbutin and Azelaic Acid. I recently created a new guide for this: How to Layer Alpha Arbutin Serum and Azelaic Acid Cream: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sLNihLeLtaiRh6s.html

Well the one that gave me the best results was the 100% L- Ascorbic Acid! How to Use The Ordinary 100% L Ascorbic Acid Powder | Patch Test + Full Demonstration + How to Mix: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bZeCd5Riss2-nas.html

not needed, but you could do that.

Hey! :) No, it's not needed. What Vitamin C do you use? - Cleanser - Serum (from the thinnest to the thickest texture) - Moisturizer - Azelaic Acid or mix a bit of your moisturizer with Azelaic Acid.

Hello, thank you so much! I'm using The Ordinary Vitamin C Suspension 23% + HA Spheres 2%.

AM: - Cleanser - Serum (from the thinnest to the thickest texture) - Moisturizer - Azelaic Acid PM: - Cleanser - Serum (from the thinnest to the thickest texture) - Moisturizer - Vitamin C

Yes, you can :) Both are water-based serum so you can apply based on the priority of your concern (the product that targets the most important concern should go first). However, I would go with lactic acid first since it is an exfoliator.

Correct, you can add a moisturiser to this routine, but you don't have to which depends on your skin! :) If you want to use a moisturiser, use it after Niacinamide but before Azelaic Acid.

From my experience, it doesn't. I couldn't see any difference. But generally, I think it is not true because as soon as it gets in contact with the skin, it absorbs it, and it depends on the ingredients you use, how deep they can penetrate and the overall formulation. The only difference I noticed is that while blending it over the face, you can get into every corner, making it better to spread all over.

Hello Mariama, which acid do you want to add 🤔? I recommend using Mandelic Acid (AHA) because this tends to work better on darker skin tones. 😀 So you would use this after Niacinamide but before Azelaic Acid. It's a tricky combination, but it can work well. Since Mandelic Acid has larger molecules, it will go after the Niacinamide (Usually it is the opposite, but that one is special)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you, Melissa! 💓 So, you recommend adding the Mandelic Acid to my routine or the combination you stated on your video is enough for dark spots? 🤔

@@issafula It should be; however, adding an exfoliant a few times a week can speed it up. Or just try it without, and if you aren't happy with the results (after one month), add the mandelic acid to it. :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you so much for your help! I do really appreciate it! ❤️

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Sorry, Melissa, two last questions: how many times a week should I use the AHA acid and should I rinse it off if I am using it with the two other products? 🥺

Well, there are no "real" treatments for rosacea. Still, if you use these products, it makes the skin dry, so you may want to add a suitable moisturizer for your skin type. You can either use it before or after Azelaic Acid.

I am also trying to get rid of my rosacea i think 🙂

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial what about metrongel ?

@@joshnagurung4576 That's a medical treatment so, it's best to talk to your doctor about this! :)

Yes, I highly recommend Cetaphil gentle skin cleanser or if you have oily skin Cetaphil gentle foaming cleanser 🙂

Technically you can use them in the morning and/or evening. See what works best for you. I also recommend watching the following video: How to Create a Skincare Routine With The Ordinary Products - A Beginners Guide: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptSXksRyzJumYHU.html

If I’m using a retinol, should use this routine every other day?

@@ummuhajar558 Well, you can use Retinol in this routine as well, however, if you are new to Retinol. I recommend using it every other day and maybe keep your Retinol routine as simple as possible before adding anything else..see here: How To Use The Ordinary Retinol: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jZOjnLuT163MqGQ.html Hope this helps! :)

Yes, that's nothing to worry about. If it does not burn or sting everything is fine. 🙂

I have been using these two products for about 2 weeks now I'm not seeing much of a difference to be honest but I'm hoping that I'll see a difference in the future I have rosacea as well and uneven skin tone. Hope it works for you.

@@tonygicz8 Finding something that can reduce rosacea is a bit of a challenge since there isn't a 'real' treatment for it. For some people, certain products may work whereas for others it doesn't do much...but you also have to keep in mind that you won't see a change unless you use it for a few months... :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Yeah I'm just going to continue to be patient i bought a few products but I've mainly been using the Niacinamide and Azelaic Acid. The other products I have are Amino Acids b5, AHA BHA peeling solution, Retinol 2 percent emulsion, Lactic Acid. My main targets are Rosacea and uneven skin tone I'm hoping that it works.

@@tonygicz8 me too! Same products and target. I wish you all the best for your skin, hopefully it works! 🙏

I think it is too strong for the skin to tolerate when doing it chronically; therefore, I suggest using one in the morning and the other in the evening or on alternate days! How to Layer Azelaic Acid and Glycolic Acid: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n71lfq1k3NmzfWQ.html

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial will do so, thank you! 🙏🏻

Have a look at this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m6dmi5iXt9OmoI0.html Hope this helps😊

Melissa Van Dijk thank youuu ❤️❤️❤️

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From what brand are you using the SA product? And you mean the Ordinary Niacinamide right?😊

Glad you liked it!

Hello AD, Cleanser BHA Niacinamide Azelaic Acid

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you!!!

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficialdo we still need to use mosturizer before niacinamide and azelaic acid?

@@williamrenardi77 No. However, if you're using The Ordinary Azelaic Acid, have a look at this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pbiJo8KD39eziJ8.htmlsi=9_zR6b-xCwWmRjL8

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial i already watched it, so the steps are cleanser,niacinamide,moisturizer,and azelaic acid? cmiiw😅🥲

Yes, not using it in combination with those products, I assume that it is because of the Dimethicone or you are using too much product.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial if the dimethicone is in the 6th ingridients list, is it okay or not??

I have heard of you use too much it pills

Yes you can. And thank you ❤️

Glad you like it! :)

Hello 😀 - CeraVe renewing cleanser (cleanser) - the ordinary aha 30% BHA 2% peeling solution (Mask) - the ordinary glycolic acid 7% toning solution (Exfoliant) - paula’s choice 2% BHA liquid (Exfoliant) - the Ordinary niacinamide serum (Water-based serum) - the Oridinary hyaluronic acid serum (Water-based serum) - the Ordinary azelaic acid suspension (Suspension) - iunik centella calming gel cream (Moisturizer 🤷🏼‍♀️? Cream/Lotion) - cerave daily moisturizing lotion (Lotion) Here is the information that you need to build your routine: The general rule of thumb for the order of application is: Water-based serums Anhydrous Solutions and Oil Formulations Lotion & Creams & suspensions Important: If you have more than one water-based serum, you can apply based on the priority of your concern (the product that targets the most important concern should go first). And it’s recommended applying eye-serums (such as Caffeine Solution 5% + EGCG) first after cleansing. It’s recommended using no more than 3 serum formulations in a single routine for optimal skin penetration. About 2-3 drops of each serum and 1 pea-sized amount of creams should be enough for the full face and neck. Always apply sunscreen when you are exposed to the sun!! Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% cannot be used alongside any pure or ethylated forms of Vitamin C. Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% can only be used alongside Vitamin C derivatives: - Ascorbyl Glucoside Solution 12% - Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate Solution 20% in Vitamin F - Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate 10% Video: How to Create a Skincare Routine With The Ordinary Products - A Beginners Guide: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptSXksRyzJumYHU.html

Niacinamide can be used in conjunction with retinoids sunscreens, hydroxy acids, and other ingredients without concern for cross-reactivity.

Hey! :) Yes, this can work :)

The Ordinary Azelaic Acid 10% Before or After Moisturizer? (Itchy face - Tingling): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m6dmi5iXt9OmoI0.html

Hey! :) I'm happy to hear that you enjoy your routine! :) You can use the Ascorbyl Solution with any other skincare products. However, I wouldn't use it when using Retinol as this may feel too oily. Other than that, you can use your Vitamin C in the AM after Hyaluronic Acid and Niacinamide :) Or just do as you mentioned, add Niacinamide to your PM routine (use it after cleansing but before Retinol or Azelaic Acid).

Hey😊 I recommend getting a gentle/neutral cleanser as well that doesn’t include any acids like AHA (Glycolic, Lactic Acid, etc.) or BHA (Salicylic Acid) when using the Ordinary Acids. AM Routine: - Cleanse - Niacinamide - Alpha Arbutin - (Optional) Moisturiser - Azelaic Acid Suspension - SPF AM 2 Routine: - Cleanse - Hyaluronic Acid - Buffet - (Optional) Moisturiser - SPF PM Routine: - Cleanse - Glycolic Acid or Lactic Acid - Hyaluronic Acid - (Optional) Moisturiser Buffet has conflicts with stronger acids such as any acids like AHA (Glycolic, Lactic Acid, etc.) or BHA (Salicylic Acid). You may also want to alternate between Glycolic Acid and Lactic Acid. I do not recommend using them together as it may irritate the skin and it’s like you would double exfoliate the skin… I also listed 2 AM routines so that you’re not using too many products in one routine and the skin can also absorb it a bit better! So, you can alternate between the AM 1 and AM 2 routine😊 How often you should exfoliate depends on your skin type and skin concerns. Some people do well exfoliating with AHA or BHA twice a day, whereas others find that once a day or every other day is a perfect balance. Test to see what works best for your skin. If you have more than one water-based serum, you can apply based on the priority of your concern (the product that targets the most important concern should go first).

Melissa Van Dijk Thank You so Much you are a Lifesaver 💕

Hey :) I am not sure if Azelaic Acid will help you, but you can try it for sure! :) You would use it as the last step since it includes silicon and layer sunscreen on top during the day. You can use it twice a day if you like.

Well yes that's basically it 😀 You can use this routine.You can also have a look at this video: How to Create a Skincare Routine With The Ordinary Products - A Beginners Guide: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptSXksRyzJumYHU.html

can I use azelaic acid for both am and pm? after niacinamide in the morning and bha from Paula's Choice in the evening?

Yes, that's fine! :)

Hey! :) What Vitamin C do you have?

Well, fading pigmentation takes time. So, you need to use those products regularly for 2-3 months, if not longer. Also, sunscreen is important to wear throughout the day. You could however, use a Retinol/Granactive Retinoid in your PM routine :)

If you want to get rid of them as soon as possible, I recommend using the Ordinary Ascorbic Acid + Alpha Arbutin. AM: Wash face Ascorbic Acid + Alpha Arbutin SPF PM: Wash face Ascorbic Acid + Alpha Arbutin You can use it for spot treatment. However, it can take 2-3 months before you see results. But from my experience, it takes even longer with Azelaic Acid and Niacinamide... You do not necessarily need a moisturizer; however, a face wash would be great to remove dirt, excess oil, dead skin cells, etc. or: AM: Wash face Niacinamide Azelaic Acid SPF PM: Wash face Ascorbic Acid + Alpha Arbutin (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m514da-EyZq6fps.html) The Ordinary Alpha Arbutin 2% + HA Before & After with Pictures | Hyperpigmentation+Dark Spots: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qNGFmLBptrbKgZc.html

This depends on your skin and what feels the best, you can add a moisturiser but you don't have to! Thank you🥰

Hello Tian, Do you have Oily acne-prone skin? If so, skip the moisturizer. Cleanser Niacinamide and/or Snail Mucin (try both ways) Azelaic Acid (SPF during daytime when exposed to the sun, my advice is to use COSRX Aloe Soothing Sun Cream) After the peel, just use your moisturizer that works best :) Or maybe the snail mucin only for light hydration, but try both ways.

Have a look at the video below: The Ordinary Skincare Routine for Oily Acne Prone Skin: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eNV8gM2h0Mmog6s.html

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial can i skip step 2 hayaloronic acid . if i apply niacinamide direct after cleans my face is this ok?

@@madehasheikh9613 yes :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you

Hello Tracey, technically you can. However, a lot of people are complaining about this combination since it tends to pill a lot. So if it pills I recommend waiting in between 5-10minutes before applying azelaic acid or use it at alternate times. I assume that it is because of the silicon+water, but not sure. Also, use less product when doing this combination to avoid it.

The order of application sounds correct!😊 Have you already been using this routine like this? What cleanser do you use? Have you also had a look at Alpha Arbutin?

Melissa Van Dijk Oh my thank you for replying angel 🥺 I am using most of them except The Ordinary products.. I recently bought them but Im still reading reviews and instructions on layering TO.. Im scared it might get worst if I do it wrong 😅 Also, im using cetaphil for the cleanser I havent tried Alpha arbutin but I'll look it up 💖 thank you so much!!!!! 💖💖💖

Have you watched this video? How to Create a Skincare Routine With The Ordinary Products - A Beginners Guide: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptSXksRyzJumYHU.html

Hey :) You may want to apply your moisturiser before applying Azelaic Acid :)

Yes you can! You can use it before or after Niacinamide. The Ordinary recommends it like this: "If you have more than one water-based serum, you can apply based on the priority of your concern (the product that targets the most important concern should go first)." Niacinamide = Water-Based Serum Alpha Arbutin = Water-Based Serum

Melissa Van Dijk omg thank you so much for responding, and thank you for the information, I hope you have a nice day and a nice week❤️

Hey! :) I recommend checking this with your doctor, just to make sure! :)

I already have most of them and here is the playlist 😀: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m7aYhKmGp5zXYHU.html (Some are still missing, I will review them over the next weeks) 😀

Do you experience sun tan or sunburn? What skincare products are you already using, I mean along with your Azelaic Acid cream?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Yes melissa im experience sun tan in recent times Especially sun tan near my chin area The sun tan is looking like un even pigmentation

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Im using a hydro face moisturizer then Azalic acid cream then sunscreen

@@nadiarajg8091 What cleanser do you use? If that routine works well for you, continue using the products in that manner. However, have you noticed an increase in sun exposure compared to the past?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial i use a salacilic acid cleanser from minimalist. Yea my exploser in sun is increased and caused sun tan on my arms and sun burn on my chin area in recent times

Hey :) yes, you are fine to use them together with your cleanser! Depending on your skin type and what works best for you, you don't have to use a moisturizer but you can! Either skip it or use the moisturizer before or after Azelaic Acid. I generally recommend using the moisturizer first and then use Azelaic Acid on top :)

Hello Annez, well there are multiple options and how you are going to use them is relatively individual. Therefore I recommend watching the following video at first: The Ordinary For Beginners: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ms-Rf7mcxKvXeWg.html

Yes you can! :)

Hey😊 How much do you use of each serum? Well, some people like this formulation and others said the same as you just mentioned. I guess that it also may depend on the skin and feeling you like. I do not recommend using Niacinamide after Azelaic Acid as it then sits on top of the skin and can't properly sink into the skin. Use 1-3 of Niacinamide, pat it into the skin, and give it a minute to soak into the skin. I may already absorb while patting it into the skin and then follow it up with a pea-size amount of Azelaic Acid. If you don't like the feeling of it, I recommend looking at the Paula's Choice Azelaic Acid as this cream formulation is different from the Ordinary.

Yes, that's fine! :)

Hello again, hmm.. so you have more products. 😆 Yes, but as I mentioned already in other comments, Azelaic Acid tends to pill when too many products or too much is/are used. To avoid this, you need to wait for a little in between. It does not happen all the time, but often. I am not 100% sure why. It could be just the formulations that aren't working well together. Test to see what works :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Great! I'll start step by step and then see if it works! Again, thank you for answering 💜 and for all the amazing info you have on this channel! 🥳 Hope you have a great day (or night jeje) Please be safe and thank you a lot! 💜🐈

@@Nikkitaku Thank you, same goes for you 🍰🧴

I have had a look at the ingredients, and it includes so much stuff, that I am not sure. Sorry. You could do a patch test on your upper forearm and see how it performs. Or just use it at other times.

Hello, do you mean this: The Ordinary Product "Pilling" Hyaluronic Acid And Niacinamide - What You Need To Know! (Snakeskin): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/osVzaqultJ6WZnU.html In case you do, you can try to use less, or wait for a little in between or try to use it at different times. Usually, it happens when you use too many products( or too much) or use formulations that aren't going well with each other.

Hey :) Have a look at this vide...How to Create a Skincare Routine With The Ordinary Products - A Beginners Guide: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptSXksRyzJumYHU.html This guide should help you to put them in the right order :) There is no need to wash it off leave them all on the skin :)

It mainly depends on your genetics as to how well the skin 'heals' itself, so this process can take some time. But you can use these products to help speed it up, and I suggest using them in the following way: AM: Clean face Pat dry Apply Ordinary Niacinamide Wait 30-60 seconds Apply the Ordinary moisturizer Wait 1-2 minutes Apply sunscreen (if you are exposed to the sun) PM: Clean face Pat dry Apply the Ordinary moisturizer Wait 30-60 seconds Apply Azelaic Acid

Awww sooo happy to got a reply from your old video❤️❤️❤️ u r so attentive with your followers i love this 😘😘 Thnx honey for the process.. but can I use any normal moisturiser instead of the ordinary one also will it be any problem IF I will use the azelaic acid and niacinamide serum both in the AM and PM . Thnx love❤️

The choice depends on your skin type. For oily skin, I recommend using a gel-type moisturizer, while if your skin tends to be drier, consider using a lotion. Initially, I suggest applying Niacinamide in the morning and Azelaic Acid in the evening. Over time, you might find it possible to use both products together, twice a day.

You have to try it and see if your skin tolerates it. Try patch testes first before applying it all over your face!

No, you don't need to use a moisturiser along with Azelaic Acid. Azelaic Acid can be a great skincare product for those who have oily skin as it can make the skin less oily when using it.

Depending on your skin, you may want to add Naicinamide and Glycolic Acid or Lactic Acid into your routine as well. Since you are using Retinol every other night, you could use Glycolic Acid or Lactic Acid on the other nights and still use the peeling solution (1-2 times per week) when not using Glycolic Acid or Lactic Acid 😊

Melissa Van Dijk thank you melissa!!! I really love your videos especially your reviews about the ordinary. Keep it up!

You need to test it. But generally speaking, it is a very low % it's mostly used for marketing and won't likely have much effect on your skin ;) The Ordinary Azelaic Acid 10% What You Should and Should Not Mix - With Real Examples!: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hbV9gLem0tK7laM.html

Inhale? Do you mean using them together? I think that it is not a good idea; personally, I would use them at alternate times. But I recommend asking your doctor for the best advice. 🙃

Hello, Yes you can! 😀

I like La Roche Posay Ultra Fluid and CeraVe Ultra-Light PM Lotion. And yes, you can use Niacinamide and Facetheory Azelaic Acid together.

yes, you can do that.

I recommend starting slowly and use both only once per day, but you can use them daily - then see how your skin behaves during that times and if your skin feels great after two weeks, you can increase it to twice per day.😊

There is no need to wait in between; you can apply one after another. :)

Yes, however, it may feel best when using your moisturiser first and then add Azelaic Acid on top since TO Azelaic Acid includes a lot of silicone :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you so much sweetheart ❤✨

Well, Azelaic Acid should be great for rosacea, I am not sure about the Niacinamide, the % may be a bit too high. And yes you can use a toner before and moisturizer afterwards.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you so much!

Yes, you can use it like this: - Cleanse - Niacinamide (Water-based Serum | Daily | AM and/or PM) - Alpha Arbutin (Water-based Serum | Daily | AM and/or PM) - Azelaic Acid (Suspension | Daily | AM or PM) - (Optional) Moisturiser - SPF (When being exposed to the sun) The general rule of thumb for order of application is: 1. Water-based serums 2. Anhydrous Solutions and Oil Formulations 3. Creams & suspensions Important: If you have more than one water-based serum, you can apply based on the priority of your concern (the product that targets the most important concern should go first). You can use a moisturiser before or after the Azelaic Acid Suspension, this depends on your preference so try it out😊 Also, it is not necessary to use a moisturiser, this depends on your skin type😊

It's a common side effect. It may disappear after a couple of weeks. It is not much you can do except using the moisturizer before or after. You can watch this video for more information: The Ordinary Azelaic Acid 10% Before or After Moisturizer? (Itchy face - Tingling): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m6dmi5iXt9OmoI0.html

Yes you can! How to Use Paula's Choice Liquid 2% BHA(Salicylic Acid) and The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension 10%: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/m7GdnpqZ2reznKM.html