It's so amazing, I'm glad to hear your skin has benefited from it too!💖

Perhaps it was an oversimplification to help viewers understand the differences, AA has a better track record against the acne bacteria but everyone's skin is individual and what works for us will be different and won't always conform to general studies or general advice.

Yes REVOX realy good:)

Oh yes that's a Spanish brand I think. They can sell 15% in Europe, and it's ok to import to the states. Can't be sold in physical stores stateside at that percentage, though.

I'm Colombian. I get my 15% Azaleic Acid from there. It's called Rozelaic gel. Dermatica in the US offers a 20% Azaleic Acid cream with squalene and glycerin. I like that formulation too. But it's too strong for me if also using tretinoin.

@@Anil18834 Hola, yo aquí en México también tengo 15% en farmacias con Finacea, pero estaba dando está opción que aparte en formulación suena interesante

@@KellyDriscollyes they are Spanish. There are a couple of Spanish and French brands which have azelaic in 15 or 20%

Awww thanks, this baby i over 1 year old and I'm shocked it hasn't died.😅 I do well with plants that only want attention every few weeks!

Me too girl!!!! My favs are pothos philodendron and snake plants!!!! Ones that don’t need constant attention lol no more ferns 🤣🤣🤣

Yeah, it's not common, but silicones can be irritating. I can't tolerate most of them in cosmetics for skin care, makeup or hair care.

Cool! What the brand?

@@VegaLira Dermatica

AA places super well with tret!

I'm with Dermatica too (0.5% tretinoin + 4% niacinamide. Then 4% azelaic acid was added, but I'd rather use it in a higher percentage and separately). Dermatica is great!

The only time I had a reaction ever was using these two ingredients even the next day after the other. It was the Cos De Bha though. Just don't buy that one I'd say.

Glad this came at the right time!

It definitely could be the combo of the plant extracts they use in Cos De Baha that caused issues, those can always be such a mixed bag!

it isn’t unfortunately - I tried to. 😢

Yes, you have theramid or isispharma

I've been happy with Dr Sam Bunting Skincare, they're simple but effective, I hope you enjoy!

The Revox one is great! And so affordable. ❤

I'll be covering them next week! I wanted to try it specifically because it's not exclusive to the states! I'm very happy with the service, they really check in on you and my provider has been really insightful in her responses to my questions, which I really appreciate!

I ordered one from Nineless. I can’t wait to try it. The Cos de Baja was honestly crap. 😳😬🫣

Yes, we are riding the same wave length! ✨

Hi what's the name of the serum ?

@@nhana93 Kiso care Azelaic Topical Acid Serum 15%

What’s the brand???!

@@grespinosa kiso

@@RandyandCyndi thank you, it’s great to have another option to try whenever I finish my Paula’s Choice! 👍

It really is!👍

@@karlahenriquez2339 I think it's even better.

I don't have much experience with the derivatives, but Geek and Gorgeous are really solid with the ingredients they choose to formulate with, I think I'd prefer to try an AA derivative formula with them than other brands just because I know how much proven ingredients are important to their formula philosophy.

I haven't had the opportunity to try it yet, I try to recommend only what I have experience with!

@@KellyDriscoll it’s a much better option that the Ordinary, texture wise. I think it’s worth trying

I haven't tried it so can't be of much help, sorry!

Peach Slices and Naturium are community faves and those I believe in are in the $20 range.

As mentioned in the video there are no ingredient conflicts, if you choose to use 2 actives in the same routine just make sure to tune into your skin and make sure it's not making your skin feel irritated.

Yes there are no ingredient conflicts!

As mentioned, it has skin cell regulation, redness reduction, and brightening benefits, which are also GA benefits. AA is generally better tolerated by sensitive folks than AHAs.

I also have dry skin. It’s sensitive and I used to get flushed very easily. I don’t know whether Azaleic acid would be of benefit to your skin but I’ll share my experience. I didn’t pay much attention to Azaleic acid for a long time, thought it was mostly for people w acne. But I watched a video from dr Sam bunting 3-4 years ago and she described its function in helping reduce skin sensitivity. I started using the ordinary Azelaic acid 2 years ago. I didn’t really notice a change in my skin but I kept going with it. 9 or 10 months late I noticed i was experiencing a lot less redness. About 6 months ago, I reintroduced an ascorbic acid serum. I’ve never been able to tolerate them more than 2x week but now I use it 5-6x week without problem. I plan to keep it in my routine. I think it helps me reduce the number of reactive, sensitized skin episodes I experience. It’s inexpensive, not irritating since my skin got accustomed to it and easy for me to use in my routine. I take a dab of the Azelaic suspension, a pump of Stratia’s liquid gold (and in the winter whatever cream Im using). I mix them in my palm and then apply before my sunscreen. Doing it this way, I haven’t experienced pilling. I like the ordinary’s because as Kelley said there aren’t other actives in it. So many seem to be geared to acne or congested skin rather than dry, sensitive skin. I’ve heard it is useful for melasma and rosacea as well as general hyperpigmentation. It’s not an exfoliating acid so it wouldn’t replace your lactic acid. It also doesn’t need to be at a low ph, like the exfoliating acids, so it doesn’t contribute to irritation that way.

If you're happy with your current routine, products and results there is no reason to add another active into the mix!

@KellyDriscoll I never know what acid fits me best. So I dabble in all of them! Lactic is my ride or die, salicylic acid is great for my pores. I suffer from cystic acne. OK I'll stop rambling!!!!

I didn’t know Peach Slices made one! I’ve been looking for one but didn’t want to try the PC due to the salicylic acid.

It is so silky and smooth like a light lotion consistency it’s perfect after my serums before moisturizer wonderful ingredients and I feel like it helped with my redness very quickly in days 🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍 highly recommend

@@marionallen2222 Oh goodness! I looked it up- that looks really nice! I’m gonna get it with my next Ulta order. I’d ordered one from YesStyle, but it has some fragrance type ingredients I was worried about. That one looks even better! Thanks for the recommendation.

Yay! Glad I could help and it’s perfect for my sensitive skin I was worried about so many ingredients lol I can’t do fragrance or essential oils