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omgggg sameeeeee

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i did it and my face felt like it was on fire

@@athanaisdc It may be because the Ordinary Suspensions include a high % of pure Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) which can burn/sting on the skin.

Hey :) Mix a bit of the Vitamin C suspension with your moisturiser to reduce the gritty feeling of it and to dilute the strength of it :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial I tried it and I love that method!!

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thanks a lot for this!

This made me laugh soooo much 😁

yeah a few theys ago i got one and was thinking maybe i should stop using but when i saw this video then your message helped me to think that i didn t waste money🤭

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same!

Glad it was helpful! :)

Yes, it is 🙂. I haven't tried the Snail essence as I am a bit sceptical about that brand. But have you ever tried the Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate 10%? It has been out of stock for ages, but that one works incredibly well. 😃

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Not yet. It's out of stock for me too. But I definitely want to try some of the other Vitamin C products!

@@alterlove359 Yes, you should. 🙂But also the one from Paula's Choice the Vitamin C15 Booster.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Melissa, I wrote to Deciem about why The Ordinary Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate is still out of stock for so long and asked if they were discontinuing the product. They answered and told me that it's being "updated" or reformulated right now.

Hello, do you use the snail essence before vitamin c, or in what order do you apply them?

Hello 😀 , Glad, it was helpful! ❤️ Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹

Glad it was helpful! Thank you :)

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Glad you liked it! :)

Glad it was helpful! :)

More to come!🙂

You can use Water-Based serum first. However, this solution has a weird serum-like texture, and I feel that it works best when used alone. The Ordinary For Beginners: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ms-Rf7mcxKvXeWg.html

Glad it was helpful! :)

Please have a look at my other reply :)

Yes you can!

Hey! :) I recommend using only one Suspension per routine. So either create two PM routines and alternate between them or use Azelaic Acid in the AM and Vitamin C in the PM. Don't forget SPF! - Cleanser (AM and/or PM) - Alpha Arbutin (AM and/or PM) - (Optional) Moisturiser (AM and/or PM) - Azelaic Acid (AM and/or PM) or Vitamin C Suspension (PM) - SPF (AM)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you Melissa for your help! i think I am going to split them in two pm routines! 🏵

Well it depends on your skin concerns. Generally you can say that it takes about 2-3 months to show results.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you!!!

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Well, you should not use The Ordinary Azelaic Acid and The Vitamin C Suspension in the same routine. But you can use the Alpha Arbutin with Azelaic Acid or Vitamin C. :) You can find more about the layering process here: The Ordinary For Beginners: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ms-Rf7mcxKvXeWg.html

Hello 😃 I recommend watching the following videos first to learn how to set up your own routine. And once you are done with that, you are welcome to post it underneath, and I can help you to adjust it :) The Ordinary Explained: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oL-piJyalpiynIU.html The Ordinary For Beginners: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ms-Rf7mcxKvXeWg.html

Hey ! I think you purchased a lots of products and i don't recommend using them all once . Hyaluronic acide is great to use any time , after you clean your skin before any serums . But make sure to put a moisturiser or it will dry your skin . I personally don't recommend using acids at AM, except for hyaluronic acide(HA). So in your AM routine ,you can use niacinamide . In Your PM routine, you can use Azelaic and Vitamin C .For Lactic Acide ,it's for exfoliation ,so i don't recommend using it every day , Depends on your skin ,is it dry is sensitive . For Retinol, you ordered the 0.5 one ,i suppose you are just starting with. I recommend using it once or twice a week alone. Retinol is better alone . For ECG ,i believe it's for the under eyes. You can use it everyday twice. It is a bit late but just in case you see this . Also ,your skin doesn't need that much products. Like HYALURONIC acide(HA) is Already in the lactic acide and vitamine C . and it's probably in your moisturiser.

It's not a concern. It will not harm your skin. Niacinamide reacts with Ascorbic acid. Its not clear whether this has any impact on the efficacy of Niacinamide or Ascorbic acid.

I recommend using the 30% in silicon instead since this one is already very oily.

Use the Vitamin C Suspension 30% in your PM routine after your moisturiser or mix a bit of it with your moisturiser. Also, only use Niacinamide in the AM and stop using it in the PM as well since the Ordinary does not recommend using Niacinamide and Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) in the same routine.

Thnkyuuu dea😍😍😍

Use the Aloe Vera moisturiser before the Vitamin C Suspension :)

You can use the Vitamin C suspension after using those Acids. If you wish to incorporate multiple Vitamin C's, Retinoids, and/or Direct Acids into your skincare regimen, it's suggested using them on alternate evenings and waiting until your skin has adjusted to one before introducing another.

Glad it was helpful!🥰

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial it is. When it comes to trying new ordinary products I always come back to this channel, refresh my memory. Thank you.

Hello Leonie, Have you tried skipping the Lactic Acid for a while or the Vitamin C suspension. Sometimes when many strong acids are used in a row, it can cause severe issues or irritation. The Lactic Acid + Vitamin C is pretty intense, especially for sensitive skin types. Do you also have burning and stinging? Either way, I recommend stop using it and figure out what's causing the issue!

Hey :) Use the Vitamin C Suspension in the AM - followed by sunscreen. And use Niacinamide and Mandelic Acid in the PM :)

Glad it was helpful! :)

Well, one contains Alpha Arbutin, and the other does not. Also, this has 23% Ascorbic Acid compared to 8% in the other formulation. And Ascorbic Acid = Pure form of Vitamin C

Correct🥳

You don't need eye creams

Yes, you can mix it. In case you want to layer it apply the Rosehip oil first 😀

You're welcome!

That's an excellent question. I can't answer this; you are OK to use it, and there is no conflict, but this really depends on your skin condition. Also, you can use it before or after. Try to see if it's not too much. :)

Just an update if anyone had the same doubt as me: I only use the vitamin C cream following with the La Roche Posay moisturizer. I feel like it helps to get most of the effect from the cream and strangely enough it makes it less greasy :)

@@Ellewolf20 That's great to hear! Thank you for the update!😊

yeah so you do not have sensitive skin :)

Hey! :) Yes, that's not a problem because you are rinsing it off! :)

Hello Maria, Technically, Resveratrol and Ferulic Acid goes first. You can watch this video if you are interested in learning the layering of the Ordinary products: The Ordinary For Beginners: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ms-Rf7mcxKvXeWg.html

Thank you very much ! ❤

Oh thank you!😊

Hello :) Yeah, it would help if you played around with it. Over the last months, I felt that it's best not to use a moisturizer at all since it is already very hydrating on its own. But you need to test it and see what works best for you :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thanks for your quick reply, appreciate it!💕

@@maisecatx7341 I couldn't help much with that, sorry. You really need to experiment. 🙃

Technically, yes, the routine is correct! :) However, if you're exposed to the sun, you should apply sunscreen after the Vitamin C suspension. If not, then that's okay.

That's a pretty potent combination. Since when have you been using them together? Do you use them daily? Which Snail Mucin product do you use? Here is a more up-to-date video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gtpnpcSWrLPaZKs.htmlsi=dYk04is_CzjNqC8a

Hello Lisa. Well, you can dilute the product with your moisturizer that helps a little. But generally, there is not much you can do about this. If you do not want that feeling anymore, I recommend buying a serum instead. Or just finish that one, and next time use a serum :)

Me too!! But I won't be able to review it until late September since I want to test it first 😀 Have you tried it already?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial but do we need a 100% niacinamide ??

​@@nicekit Not really, I got it a couple of days ago. And I haven't tried it yet. 😉 But it's so much fun to experiment with the powders from the Ordinary 😀Maybe that's the future. 🤔

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial i wonder if it is gritty like the vit c and what is the effect if over niacinamide usage..

@@nicekit I will try it today, and I will let you know by tomorrow. 😀That's an excellent question. I haven't read anything about that. I just read that if you use too much Vitamin C, then the skin does not absorb it, and it just stays on top. Maybe it's the same, and I assume that it is safe. Otherwise, they wouldn't do it. But definitely, an interesting question 😀Need to do some research.

Hey! :) I recommend changing it a bit but overall the routine looks good! I recommend doing it like this: AM Routine: - Cleanser - Caffeine Solutuion - Hyaluronic Acid - Niacinamide - Moisturiser (if needed) - Azelaic Acid - SPF PM Routine: - Cleanser - Caffeine Solution - Hyaluronic Acid - Alpha Abutin - Rose Hip Seed Oil - Moisturiser (if needed) - Vitamin C You can also mix a bit of Azelaic Acid with your moisturiser in the AM and mix a few drops of the oil with your moisturiser or your moisturiser and Vitamin C in the PM.

Are you referring to the Vitamin C Suspension? See here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gtpnpcSWrLPaZKs.htmlsi=-71q_5-MSL7EiT_9

Hey :) Yes, use Mandelic Acid first and then the Vitamin C suspension on top :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you so much for the reply. 💘💘

Do you have sensitive skin? As this happens most of the time when the skin is a bit more sensitive. You may want to dilute it with a moisturiser.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial ya. Already gave that Vit.C to my friend cuz too afraid to put it onto my skin again. If you may suggest products with deprieved Vit.C within The Ordinary price range?

Well, if your skin is sensitive it's likely that it is going to sting while using most Vitamin C products at least when it comes to the pure form of Vitamin C like Ascorbic Acid. However, I'm not a 100% sure if the same thing would happen with Vitamin C derivatives such as - Ascorbyl Glucoside Solution 12% or Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate Solution 20% in Vitamin F

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thanks a lot. Btw, loved you hair.

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Oh, I used an exfoliating acid cleanser by Facetheory, but that can be very strong in combination. So would not necessarily recommend it anymore. And I used La Roche Posay Anthelios Shaka fluid which is still one I would recommend :)

Hello 😀 It will not reduce the effectiveness, but I am not sure if this is necessary. What skin type do you have? And do you feel that it's drying? 🤔

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial My skin is slightly dry, but it does not flake off (after washing with water and cleanser it is tight and dull, after applying the cream it becomes soft). My main problems are discoloration (after blemishes) and pimples on my forehead and lower jaw. I don't feel that my skin is getting dry from this product, but I'm afraid that if I use it every day without using a moisturizer I won't give my skin the right amount of hydration.

​@@agatagrabowska4678 If your skin feels better when using a moisturiser, go ahead and include it into your routine😊 For discolouration, you may want to have a look at Azelaic Acid and/or Alpha Arbutin😊 What else do you use in your skincare routine? And do you have acne or just a few pimples here and there?

yes, you can you are going to wash it off, so there is no need to worry :)

I've never really tried to apply it on wet skin. However, I did use it on damp (just after cleansing) and dry skin which works well. You can try it. I do want to mention that if a product can quickly sink into the skin, this may be great, but on the other hand, it can irritate the skin as well because it is sinking into the skin too quickly which may be too much for your skin and can lead to stinging :)

Hey! :) If you really have sensitive skin, I recommend getting a Vitamin C derivative serum like The Ordinary Ascorbyl Glucoside Solution.

Yes, absolutely ❤️

Hello, Hydroxy Acids, Azelaic Acid and/or Retinol The Ordinary Regimen for Acne Scars and Textural Irregularities | Full Demonstration: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nct2Z7aTv7_Zc6s.html

I read that retinol doesnt treat acne. It’s just an anti-aging product. Correct me if im wrong

If you use them at night, then of course you do not need to use sunscreen :)

Well, if you tolerate it when diluted, then you can certainly use it that way to avoid wasting the product. However, after that, it might be better to use 'The Ordinary Ascorbyl Glucoside 12%', which is also a vitamin C product, or consider using a different brand such as 'G&G C-Glow'

If you have oily skin, try the one in Silicone. Not everyone experiences the tingling. I do not feel it myself, never did with the Vitamin C. This depends on your skin tolerance; some feel it, other ones don't.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thankyou so much!

When I put this on it burned so bad I cried out and ran to wash it off. I’m guessing this isn’t normal 😭

@@mw-rm2nt i feel it the same way . When i don't wash it . 😁

Hello Carmen, I think that this is not the most suitable for acne-prone skin since it is very "oily/heavy" on the skin. And the Ascorbyl Glucoside 12% may be a better option. But generally, you can use it daily right away. If you do not tolerate it well, you likely won't survive the first application without irritation ;) If stinging burning happens, that is very unpleasant; it usually does not get any better (from my experience). Therefore, I do not like to use them; I prefer their derivatives or other brands that offer a 15% Ascorbic Acid serum that is much better tolerated and not as heavy.

Thank you for replying, Melissa. I actually used it yesterday morning and it didn’t felt stingy or oily/heavy at all. It felt good and my skin was matte all day.

Hello, happy to help ❤️ I used La Roche Posay Anthelios Shaka Fluid SPF 50+

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you so much ❣️

You have skincare pilling, and here are a few tips to avoid it. melissavandijk.docdroid.com/rGeXKlt/general-skincare-tips-pptx How to Apply Skincare on Damp Skin?: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rrSFiLijnZfWfHk.html

If you're looking for the suspensions... Personally, I prefer the one in Silicone - it just feels much better when applying it on the skin😅

Melissa Van Dijk ahhh okk!! Thank you so much for ur help💖💖🙏🏼

How much product do you use? Here is what the Ordinary recommends: Patch testing - We recommend avoiding unprotected solar exposure, gradually incorporating one new product into your regimen at a time and applying test patches first to see what works best for your skin. For more information on how to do a test patch, please visit our Patch Test Guide on The Ordinary website. Order of Application - We suggest using no more than 3 serum formulations in a single routine for optimal skin penetration. Generally, we recommend applying water-based solutions first, followed by oil formulations, and finally cream/suspension formulas. 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). About 2-3 drops of each serum and 1 pea-sized amount of creams should be enough for the full face and neck. Acne - Just as a note - none of our products can be considered medical treatments for acne, so we suggest consulting with your physician to see what may work best for your skin. :-) Pregnancy - While each ingredient has been tested and is considered safe for topical application, DECIEM products have not been tested on pregnant or breastfeeding people. When pregnant or breastfeeding, it is recommended to avoid any skincare products containing retinoids such as formulations with Granactive Retinoid or Retinol. And here is a video: The Ordinary Product "Pilling" Hyaluronic Acid And Niacinamide - What You Need To Know! (Snakeskin): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/osVzaqultJ6WZnU.html

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you so much, your video really helped me! Turns out I was applying too much product as well as using using oilbased/waterbased products in the wrong order...

@@persephona668 Oh yeah, that can also be an issue, and sometimes the formulations do not work well with each other, so you need to change a product. But mostly it's because people apply too much product ;)

Yes, it is not the best formulation, especially if you have normal to oily skin. For dry skin, it may work, but you could use their Ascorbyl Glucoside Solution 12% instead. It is a good vitamin C derivative that absorbs quickly into the skin. Another option is the Timeless vitamin C, which is also not bad. However, if you're specifically looking for an Ascorbic Acid formulation, I recommend G&G G-Glow. It is very affordable and works great. How to use The Ordinary Ascorbyl Glucoside Solution 12%: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gZ52otSLy77ZY6s.html How to Use Geek & Gorgeous C-Glow 15% Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) Serum: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/abd1lqmb3ZyaYo0.html

yes, that seems to work best :)

Hello, yes, I hope you too ❤️ Yes, you can :) I recommend tying patch test first before applying it all over to see if you are sensitive and to avoid skin irritation :)

Glycolic acid cancels the effect of vitamin C. Check it out (this is known and also on the ordinary regimen guide page) :D

Yes, you can use it daily at night. Please note that with any active ingredient that affects skin behaviour, there can be an initial purging period during which breakouts are normal. The powder exposure of the Vitamin C Suspension disallows the formula to feel like a serum, lotion or cream and each application requires a few seconds to feel absorbed by the skin. This formula feels gritty for a few seconds after application. If you prefer to avoid this gritty feel, I suggest our Vitamin C Suspension 30% in Silicone.

why cant it be used together with the niacinamide?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial vitamin c from OT for beginners ??

@@acedmenace6588 Because they can neutralize each other. So you won't get any benefits.

@@nailaidrees593 Well, the best one would be the powder and mix it with ferulic acid and resveratrol so that you can customize it based on your skin needs :)

No, unless she has dry skin or experiences dryness. See here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gtpnpcSWrLPaZKs.htmlfeature=shared

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thanks a lot!! You're a real life saver!

You can do that, but this is already a bit oily, so personally, I do not recommend the combination if you have normal to oily skin; otherwise, it may get very oily. But you can do it; the order is tricky. The Ordinary recommends using the Suspensions as the last step. But with the rosehip seed oil, you need to test it. So it may be best to mix them.

Hey :) Have a look at those videos, which can help you to set up your skincare routine! Once you have set up your AM and PM skincare routine, I'm happy to check it! :) The Ordinary For Beginners: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ms-Rf7mcxKvXeWg.html Can I use The Ordinary Lactic Acid Everyday and Do I need to Wash it Off -With Example Routine: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eZd1lZSlrNCopIk.html The Ordinary Which Retinol To Start with And When To Use It With Examples: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bp-WqduGtcmchHU.html How To Use The Ordinary Retinol: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jZOjnLuT163MqGQ.html Hope this helps :)

I am always doing this. So many products and than confuse what should I do 😀😀

yes you can.

it is not needed

Hello, 🙂 Be careful when using it. Apply it only once or twice a week, and when you do, do not use it with acids or any other products. If you think it is not working, and you consider using it more often, do NOT do it. Please wait a few days since it will lead to irritation, but it takes 3-4days! ;) Have you already watched the following videos ? The Ordinary For Beginners: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ms-Rf7mcxKvXeWg.html The Ordinary Which Retinol To Start with And When To Use It With Examples: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bp-WqduGtcmchHU.html

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you ... i watched your video about retinols that is why i havent used the retinol as it is the 1% one ... I havent watched the other but i am going to.

@@kieralioness9224 Oh okay, well the retinol video includes the information you need. The other one is just a great start to understand the combinations a bit better. But you can use the 1% just I recommend really sticking to my recommendation otherwise you may regret it unless you have incredibly oily skin.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you for your quick response ... Yes i do have an oily skin and i will do as you recommanded so that my skin can build tolerance.

It can, but I am not sure if it will help. I assume that it can make them smoother, but for that, you have to try it. :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial but shouldn’t vitamin C work well on acne scars? And if this vitamin C doesn’t then what type or product will help it

Hello, Dry skin = Vitamin C Suspension 23% + HA Spheres Oily Skin = Vitamin C Suspension 30% in Silicon

Hello Katerina, Yes, that is the correct order. How was it? Did you experience any stinging or burning? 🤔 And thank you 🥰

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Yes I did experience a little bit of stinging but when I woke up it was like the products were coming off my face. So that's why I thought maybe they didn't go well together? Thank you so much for answering!☺️

@@KaterinaPsaraki1998 I recommend alternating between them in your PM routine to reduce the likelihood of experiencing sensitivity. Also, have a look at this video here: Can I Use Glycolic Acid Toner Everyday?: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jquZY6-iy6mqY3k.html How much did you use of each product and did you use anything else as well?

@nicekit Hello 😀, 😅 Yes it's weird. Maybe you should try the La Roche Posay Vitamin C serum :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial again... I still have the ordinary Have to finish it And lo Roche is like 3 times the price

@@nicekit Currently the only option would be the Vitamin C powder and mix it with Resveratrol 3% + Ferulic Acid 3% until the grittiness dissolves...

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial i have been waiting for the Resveratrol 3% to restock so i can buy extra.. i love it.. it seems to provide a good anti oxidant.

@@nicekit Yes, you are right. I think it will take some time until they can restock. Usually, I am not that negative, but it doesn't look good at the moment all over the world. We will see how this goes.

Yes :) Use the Pixi toner in the AM and/or PM after cleansing but before serums and creams.

Both are quite acidic, and therefore, can be too harsh when used in the same routine. It would be best to use them on alternate days, ideally as part of your evening skincare routine.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial

No, it's best to use it in the PM. Vitamin C is sensitive to light and heat and may cause dark patches on the skin when used during the day because it oxidizes. The suspension has a bit of a 'weird' smell, but it should be barely noticeable, and it has a gritty texture. See here for a more updated video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gtpnpcSWrLPaZKs.htmlfeature=shared

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial okay thank you

Yes :)

It's pilling. How much do you use, and what else do you use? I have an older video about this; see here: The Ordinary Product "Pilling" Hyaluronic Acid And Niacinamide - What You Need To Know! (Snakeskin): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/osVzaqultJ6WZnU.html

Technically yes, but based on my experience, that can really lead to stinging or burning on the skin. So I wouldn't recommend alternate days.

Hey :) The Ordinary prefers = recommends using their pure forms of Vitamin C in the PM but I'm not sure why, since you can also use it in the AM. I think that it might be because people forget to use their sunscreen after that🤔 You can use the Vitamin C Suspension in the AM and your Retin a in the PM 😊

Yes, you can certainly try that! :) However, I believe it might be too potent for you, and I still recommend opting for the Ascorbyl Glucoside 12% solution. You'll likely enjoy using it, and it should not cause any irritation!

When using it in the evening (which is recommended), leave it on the skin for the entire night and wash it off the next morning.

Yes, absolutely

Hey 🙂 You cannot use Buffet Copper Peptides with the Vitamin C Suspension. However you can use them with Alpha Arbutin. So you need to create two routines. Cleanser Buffet Copper Peptides Alpha Arbutin and Cleanser Alpha Arbutin Vitamin C Suspension If you use the products in the morning, do not forget your sunscreen. The Ordinary For Beginners: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ms-Rf7mcxKvXeWg.html

Hey! Yes, that's fine. Yes, you can alternate between your Retinol and Vitamin C in your evening routine.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thankx⚘

Yes you can

Hey! :) Don't worry, it won't harm your skin! However, it may destabilise one of them (Vitamin C or Niacinamide) which you can't see with your eyes and then you may not get the benefits of both. Therefore, it's best to keep them separate. Still Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) and Niacinamide is a very controversial topic. If the tingling sensation becomes too strong, dilute it with another serum (not Niacinamide) or moisturiser.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial ouhh thankss for replying ! Oh ! One more question, about lactic acid, I've watched your explanation about lactic acid but I got confused 🤔 do we apply it on a dry or a wet-moist face if want to apply it alone?

@@muhammadadambinarifffadzli1005 Use either Lactic Acid or Glycolic Acid as your exfoliant otherwise you will exfoliate your skin too often and may lead to irritation. Apply Glycolic Acid or Lactic Acid on 'dry skin' so after you have rinsed off your cleanser, take a towel and pat it dry. Also, have a look at this video: Can I Use The Ordinary Glycolic Acid Toner and Lactic Acid Together: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d5-Bqstj0Zm3fGQ.html

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial alright 😊🌼