Agreed!! 👍🙂

My thoughts exactly, she is amazing

haha🙈 Hope that the videos can help you to figure out how to use the products that you have at home!😊

Thank you so much!🥰 Glad you like them!😊

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial no problem! and thank you :))

😃 Hope that you like the products, and that they work for your skin needs 🥰

Yay! Thank you!🥳

Agree, everything I want to know I find watching Melissa 😘

Hey :) I hope that the products work for you. And thank you very much 🥰

Glad it was helpful! Greetings from Europe 🙂

You are very welcome!

You're so welcome!

You are welcome! And I hope that you like the products 🥰

Glad it was helpful!🥰

You are welcome!

Hey :) I'm happy to hear that you enjoyed the video! :) Keep in mind: However, how often you can exfoliate your skin depends on your skin concerns and tolerance. Some people can exfoliate daily, whereas others prefer to exfoliate less often. See what works best for you! But start slowly and adjust it over time! :)

Hey! :) Thank you! I am happy to hear that you enjoy the videos and find them helpful!🥰

Glad it was helpful! :)

I just replied you 😀

Great 😀 Please let me know about your results. I am not sure if I told you so, but breakouts during the first 2 weeks are normal.. ;)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Yes, you said it on your other videos. Btw, i just wanna ask. Do i have to refrigerate the products? Thank you 😊

@@lovethyself2439 The Ordinary doesn't recommend putting them into the fridge, however, if you have for a longer period of time more then 30 degrees, then yes😊

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial okay. Thank youuu 😘😊

Welcome!! 💕

Happy to help!

Yes, because I am using the Ordinary products 🤪

Melissa Van Dijk 👍🏻🤩

Hey! :) Thank you!🥰 Yes, your routine looks great. Just make sure to adjust the frequency of your Glycolic Acid Toner :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you! Yes. I use GA only once a week. 😊😊 otherwise, below are my PM Routines PM 2 - cleanse - hyaluronic acid - alpha arbutin - niacinamide - moisturizer (if needed) PM 3 - cleanse - hyaluronic acid - lactic acid - niacinamide - moisturizer Hope this is ok?? ❤️

@@poojahiray6859 Ok. I recommend choosing one exfoliant. Either Glycolic Acid or Lactic Acid. Or finish one of them at first and then move on to the other one! :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial got it. Thanks a lot 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️

Thank you so much!!🥰

Glad it was helpful! :)

Glad you like them!🥰

Thank you so much! :)

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Thank you so much!!🥰💕

Yes, this can work, but use HA first after Glycolic Acid. Although, I suggest taking one of the serums out of the routine; otherwise, it may become a bit too much. For instance, you could use HA and Niacinamide after Glycolic Acid and use HA and Alpha Arbutin in the AM - this way, it may layer much better! :)

Hey! :) What's your skin type? For how long have you been doing this routine? How's it going so far? What Acne Toner do you use?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you so much for replying! ♥ Skin Type: Combination - Comedonal Acne Acne Toner: Refreshing Toner with Hazel Aloe & Chamomile (It's from Walgreens) I've just started yesterday (3/7/23) with the Dr. Dennis gross alpha beta universal daily peel. I haven't used the Alpha Arbutin yet, i just buy it yesterday. I've been usen for about 2 months the Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid, the Aha 30 + BHA peeling solution (Twice a week), and Glycolic Acid every day that i don't do the peeling solution followed by the Hyaluronic. Sadly haven't seen huge improvements in my skin, I do see that the pores and textures have minimized, but the acne and hyperpigmentation hasn't change at all. That's why I want to try the Dennis Gross Peel and the Alpha Arbutin.

@@FoxyNoir Ok, have you ever tried Salicylic Acid, Benzoyl Peroxide, or Retinol/Retinoid like Differin gel for your acne? Glycolic Acid is great for those with a drier skin type, dullness, and hyperpigmentation. However, it isn't the best choice for those with acne-prone skin.

@@FoxyNoir Also, do you experience hyperpigmentation from previous acne? And where do you get acne? How much acne do you get? Have you ever gotten your comedones extracted?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Yes, hyperpigmentation has been a huge struggle all my life from acne and i have a fewww scars from previus acne. Right now, in my 30s the acne im getting is mostly on the Jawline & Chin and a few rare times in Cheeks. I'll say on a daily basis i normally will have around 2 to 3 outbreaks, but sometimes it gets aggressive like right now where I can have 7 to 10. Recently i get treated by a esthetician who removed my comedones, but after that, It get continued to get many pimples.

We do not mix them; we layer the products. But I like that people always use some studies to claim something with no actual use under real-world conditions. That article was just written for sales purposes and was taken out of context; it included lots of affiliate links and was optimized for SEO, and was taken out of context. It wasn't looking at specific products or the formulations, so it's useless. Anyway, fact is that the formulation matters, and when layering the products, there is no issue. For this to happen, you need a lot of product, or it would take hours or days, or you really needed to put the ingredients together in a bottle. But even when doing that, you still can make them stable so that nothing will happen. It would only be an issue for the people formulating the products. So you can use them after another without concerns.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial what's the difference between layering and mixing? I genuinely want to know.

@@dq8330 According to Google: Mix= combine or put together to form one substance or mass. Layering= one thickness, course, or fold laid or lying over or under another. So if you mix Niacinamide with your acid the pH of the acid will go up and the pH of your Niacinamide goes down. And when doing this, it may cause issues, and the products may be less effective. However, I have seen formulations where both are mixed that are more effective. (Newer Niacinamide formulations show that they are most effective at a pH of around 3.8 when properly formulated) But I assume that mixing it without the correct ingredients may cause issues and make both products useless. (or less effective) However, when you apply one product after another, this is not a reason for concern. So you can use your BHA or AHA wait 30 seconds to a minute in between and layer the Niacinamide on top. Both are in a stable formulation that would likely need hours or even days for something to happen. Still, since your skin is also absorbing the products, it won't do anything unless you really use a lot of product to stay on your skin, but even then, it may not be an issue. (Half a dropper and a cotton pad full of BHA or AHA, so that it becomes wet and stays on top) just keep in mind I am no expert that's just me and my books, so this may still be a bit wrong, so if you really want to understand it, I recommend asking a chemist that's formulating the products. Fact is there is no reason for concern when doing it and you still get all the benefits! :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial omg... thank you so much for the lengthy info. Now I get it. I thought layering had the same effect as mixing. But that's cool makes so much sense now.

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If you have sensitive skin, you may not tolerate Glycolic Acid. In this case, you could either go with Mandelic Acid 10% and then Alpha Arbutin 2%, or choose just one of them. A simple routine could look like this: AM: Clean face with your favorite cleanser. Pat dry. Apply Alpha Arbutin. Wait 30-60 seconds. Use sunscreen when exposed to sunlight. PM: Clean face with a non-exfoliating acid cleanser. Pat dry. Apply Mandelic Acid 10%.

Welcome! from Austria 🇦🇹

Yes, still, you need to adjust it based on your skin's response. This means you may be able to use it more often or less often. Some people are even able to use it daily.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you :)

Hey, thank you! :) I wouldn't use Glycolic Acid in the AM as it's an exfoliant. Also, not everyone tolerates daily use of this exfoliant. See here for more information: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hKtjnZZ9tcnFd3k.htmlsi=9awJsm9oTWWXW-pp

Hm, I am not 100% sure if the products you have can help you treat your acne. However, you can try it and see if it works; if not, add an acne treatment! I try to give you the information you need to build your routine, and if you still have more questions, I am happy to help you. You have: THE ORDINARY Aha 30% + BHA 2%. (Mask) Niacinamide (Water-Based Serum) Alpha Arbutin (Water-Based Serum) Glycolic Acid 7% (Water-Based Serum, Exfoliant) Salicylic Acid 2% (Water-Based Serum, Exfoliant) REVOLUTION SKINCARE LONDON 0.2% Retinol (Anhydrous Solution) 2% Salicylic Acid (Water-Based Serum) Order of application = Cleanser Toner (you do not have one) Exfoliant (Glycolic Acid, Salicylic Acid) Serums (1. Water-Based, 2. Anhydrous Solutions & Oils) Moisturizer & Suspensions You should not use more than one exfoliant in the same routine, and you should use them preferred in the PM. Also, I recommend using it only once per day. When using an exfoliant for the first time, use it every other day in the beginning and see how your skin responds to it. If everything is fine and feels good, it can be applied daily. 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. Use a "patting" application method, as opposed to "rubbing." Always apply sunscreen when you are exposed to the sun!! Some products can have a foaming effect upon application depending on the other products you are using in your regimen. The foaming should not last longer than a few seconds and both should not remain sticky once absorbed into the skin. (Video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qJZkipqjtryVgmQ.html) "Pilling" (snakeskin, shedding) can occur due to too much product. Your skin can only absorb a certain amount of product, and any excess will be left on top of the skin so that when the next product is being applied, it rubs off. (Video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/osVzaqultJ6WZnU.html) Videos you may want to watch: How to Create a Skincare Routine With The Ordinary Products - A Beginners Guide: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptSXksRyzJumYHU.html How to Apply The Ordinary 30% AHA + 2% BHA Peeling Solution with Niacinamide and Alpha Arbutin: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l9KplLN6xrOwo2g.html How To Use The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solution | Full Demonstration: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p6l6e7mAtJ7Kn4U.html The Ordinary Before and After Acne With Pictures 4 Months: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hLGZZ7OkzM7Tj3U.html

Ahh I see 🙂

Hey! :) Thank you? Where are you from? Have you had a look at their website? theordinary.com/en-us

Can I use Niacinamide with AHA or BHA (Glycolic Acid, Lactic Acid, Mandelic Acid, Salicylic Acid): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ht1hnLp3xK7Inp8.html

How to Build a Skincare Routine and what Products Do I Need? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bs18pdVj3MjNj2w.htmlsi=uzYFaX4cOBMN6kFG

I recommend asking the ordinary customer service: deciem.com/at/contact-us.html

Yes you can! :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you so much!!

The Ordinary recommends not using Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) with Niacinamide. And you should also not use Buffet with Ascorbic Acid. Therefore you need to keep them separate and create another am or pm routine :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thanks for quick reply 😊

It definitely can yes, and this depends on your skin type. If it's very strong, do not use the product. Try the lactic acid, it tends to work better on stinging skin types. Also, have a look at this, it may help you: The importance of Skin Type: imgur.com/aIjADWa Hydroxy Acids: imgur.com/o28ez9X

Yeah, that's the question. Technically, they say waiting between 30-60 seconds should be enough, but practically, I find it works best without moisturizer, or at least giving it a few minutes in between.

I have gotten that question so often, but I have never used it. Most people mentioned that it irritated their skin. So, therefore I do not recommend it. However, it may be very individual, so I cannot really answer this question, maybe someone else here can help you a bit better. 🙂

Hey :) I don't think that you need to use a face scrub when using Glycolic Acid since Glycolic Acid does exfoliate the skin as well! :) The rest of your routine looks great! :)

Are you sure that this is coming from the products 🤔? it may be something else, such as stress. 🤔? They do not conflict, but using multiple products with acids in one routine can result in over-exfoliating your skin, which can lead to burning and stinging.

Hey! What Glycolic Acid Cleanser and Toner do you want to use or currently use? :)

Hello 😀 Similar to this one kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ituiqqlzz9u1fHk.html just change the Niacinamide with the Alpha Arbutin 😀

There are no studies about this. I only can tell you that with some products such as Azelaic Acid, it makes no difference when used once or twice per day. But it may be very different from Alpha Arbutin. So I really don't know that one, sorry 😞 , and I think that nobody can give you an accurate reply.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial No worries, thank you so much!! ❤️

Well the routine looks great, but what do you want to achieve 🤔?

Hello 😀 Yes, you can add the Squalane oil as the last step. (Depending on your skin type) Just try it and see what works best. If it feels too oily just stay with the other 3 products. You can also have a look at this video if you like: How to Create a Skincare Routine With The Ordinary Products - A Beginners Guide: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptSXksRyzJumYHU.html

Yes :) See here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hs6Ghct-1dLVhI0.htmlsi=mlU447fuWZzPKJ0g

Yes you can :)

Hmm, using it daily might be too much. I would start with using it every other day first to see how that goes. So, use it Monday evening, take a pause on Tuesday, then use it again Wednesday evening, etc. Squalane Cleanser Glycolic Acid (wait a couple of minutes for pH balance) Niacinamide Plant-Derived Squalane Natural Moisturizing Factors + HA

I think that's a bit too much. Use HA or Snail Essence, Niacinamide, and Alpha Arbutin in the AM, and HA or Snail Essence and Retinol or Vitamin C in the PM. By the way, do you use The Ordinary's Glycolic Acid Toner? And what Vitamin C and Retinol products do you use? I'm sorry if you have already told me this, but I can't see past conversations anymore. 😞

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Hallo Melissa! Thank you for answer ❤️. Yes i use also glycolic toner ordinary in the morning after cleanser. Retinol ordinary 0.5% and vitamin c a korean one (cant read which one.. everything in korean)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial can i use alpha arbutin also in evening routine? i have hyperpigmentation

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial i noticed alsl three days ago that i have a little dry skin😲 i dont how to explain..i use only two drops.. not more.. i didnt use alpha arbutin or niacimide... only hyaluronic acid or snail, retinol once a day..something wrong🥲😓

@@alexandrap9019 Okay, are you aware that The Ordinary Glycolic Acid Toner is an exfoliant? How often do you use that one? Do you apply your HA or Snail Essence to damp or dry skin? I wouldn't layer too many treatments in one routine, as this can often lead to sensitivities and irritations sooner or later.

Thank you! :) I have the perfect video for you: How to use The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solution in a Skincare Routine: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hKtjnZZ9tcnFd3k.html The Caffeine Solution and Niacinamide can be used daily in the AM and PM :)

Hello 😀 Yes, that's how you should do it. But as I mentioned at the end of the video, start slowly with the Glycolic Acid. Use it 2-3 times for the first couple of weeks. And after that, gradually increase the frequency until you can tolerate daily use. Just to avoid any irritation. When I used the product for the first time which was about one year ago, I got terrible breakouts all over because I did not know it ;) Well I also used it in combination with other products.. but in case you want to see it here is an old review: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rdBilNiIqqe7ias.html

Melissa Van Dijk hi melissa, i use first cleanser (my own, not from ordinary) then toner (also my own not from ordinary) then niacinemide then do a layering of hyluronic acid then ordinary moisturizer. Can you please suggest where i can use/layer alpha arbutin as i have little pigment and uneven skin tone Thanks

@@meerubatta1247 Hey😊 Alpha Arbutin, Niacinamide and Hyaluronic Acid are all water-based serums, so: The general rule of thumb for order of application is: 1. Water-based serums 2. Anhydrous Solutions and Oil Formulations 3. Lotions & 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). 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. Use a "patting" application method, as opposed to "rubbing." Always apply sunscreen when you are exposed to the sun!! However, you may find it a bit too much so, you could also use two of the water-based serums in the AM and two in the PM. Like so: AM: - Cleanser - Toner - Hyaluronic Acid - Niacinamide - (Optional) Oil and/or Moisturiser - SPF PM: - Cleanser - Toner - Hyaluronic Acid - Alpha Arbutin - (Optional) Oil and/or Moisturiser Hope, this helps!🥰

I have the perfect videos for you: The Ordinary For Beginners: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ms-Rf7mcxKvXeWg.html The Ordinary What Each Product Does: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/btaAnq-I35u3YIk.html To answer your question more specific here you go: www.paulaschoice.com/expert-advice/skincare-advice/ingredient-spotlight/azelaic-acid-for-skin.html www.paulaschoice.com/expert-advice/skincare-advice/ingredient-spotlight/how-niacinamide-helps-skin.html www.paulaschoice.de/en/all-about-exfoliants

TO Peeling Solution, Glycolic Acid, and Salicylic Acid are all exfoliating acid products. Do not overuse exfoliating acids, as it can lead to sensitivities and irritations. Use Niacinamide and Alpha Arbutin in the AM and your exfoliating acids on alternate days (or when needed) in the PM. Also, it's important to find the underlying cause of your acne, such as stress, lack of sleep, hygiene, hormonal factors, genetics, diet, food intolerance, or a reaction to fragrance, preservatives, or other toxins, etc.

Are you referring to all three of them, or are you just looking at a particular product that I showcased in this video? I highly recommend watching my beginner's guide: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ms-Rf7mcxKvXeWg.html

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you for your answer, I mean the ordinary Glycolic Acid 7%, is this for the treatment of pimples and spots on the face, does it have any harm? to use

@@Dinalalin Well, it may help, but generally, no, it's not a treatment for pimples. Although, because it's an acid, it could be helpful. Also, for dark spots, it may show some improvements. However, if you overuse it, it can harm the skin. Therefore, starting with 2-3 times per week in your evening skincare routine is advised.

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you, dear Melissa ,for your reply. ❤️ I didn't have any spots on my face, only the places where the pimples were were spotted. Is it okay to use it? I am thinking that it will not damage my face

@@Dinalalin Yes, but as suggested, start by using it a few times per week to see how well your skin tolerates it :)

Hey! :) If you did not experience such pimples/bumps before adding your rose hip seed oil, yes.

Yes, I used the Ordinary Moisturiser :)

Yes, you switch. The Glycolic Acid Toner is also AHA. You can watch the following videos: Why The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solution Is NOT A Hydrating & Soothing Toner! + Examples: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e72FatmnrLOddYE.html The Ordinary AHA 30% + BHA 2% Peeling Solution When to Use it And What to Avoid | With Examples: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qZmDiJRo1rvbkZ8.html

Hey! :) Yes, that's fine! :)

Yes, AHA and BHA can help. So my advice is to test it, and if it does not show results after a few weeks, you could add Salicylic Acid and alternate.

Yes you can! :)

Hello ❤️ Dubai, I was there... a couple of times at the airport. 🤪🙈 You can use the Azelaic Acid after the Niacinamide in the morning ( There is no need to apply it twice a day it will have the same effect) Regarding the Salicylic Acid masque, you can use it once a week in the evening. Or you can only use it for spot treatment. Since you are using the AHA+BHA solution, I recommend using it every 3-4 days, which means Monday AHA+BHA, Thursday Salycilic Acid mask. You can use the same routine as with the AHA+BHA. Edit. Why do you want to use the AHA+BHA only once a month🤔?

Hahahaha 😆 Thank you so much ❤️😊

Hey :) What products do you currently have? And what's your skin type and your concerns?😊

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank for replying, I have mixt normal to dry skin.The products I have are :the caffeine solution, the hyaluronic acid, the niacinamide 10%2%zinc,the buffet,the ascorbic acid8%alpha arbutin2%.The cosrx ckeanser I've bought as i have loads of black spots on my nose and chin😭😭.Other issues are dark pigmentation from healed acne ,therefore my choice in products. I've searched online and there's mixt opinions about mixing the ascorbic acid with the niacinamide ,same with the buffet and other products. Thank you for your help 🙂

@@corinagavriliu2686 Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% cannot be used alongside any pure or ethylated forms of Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid). 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% If topical Vitamin C (L-Ascorbic Acid and/or Ethylated L-Ascorbic Acid) is used as part of skincare, it should be applied at alternate times with this formula (ideally Vitamin C in the PM and this formula in the AM). Otherwise, Niacinamide can affect integrity of the Vitamin C. - That's what it says on the Ordinary website. Also, Buffet should not be used with pure or ethylated forms of Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid) or exfoliating acids (like: Glycolic, Lactic, Mandelic, Salicylic Acid...). AM Routine: - Cleanse - Niacinamide - Buffet - (Optional) Moisturizer - SPF PM Routine: - Cleanse - Cosrx BHA - Ascorbic Acid + Alpha Arbutin - (Optional) Moisturizer

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial Thank you ,you cleared it all 🙂,keep up with your work ,it's very helpful 🥰

It's not recommended to use multiple acids in one routine. But since the Mandelic Acid is very mild, it should work yes. However, The Ordinary does not recommend it to avoid skin irritation. But it can work if you introduce one product after another into your routine. For example, like this: Monday - Glycolic Acid Tuesday - Mandelic Acid Wednesday - Glycolic Acid etc You can do this for a couple of weeks, and after that, you can try to use both in the same routine. It may work directly, but from my experience, it's highly likely that you will suffer from breakouts, redness, or itchiness when not introducing them properly.

As I have a combination skin myself, depending on what routine I'm doing, I don't feel the need to apply a moisturiser at all or only on the dry areas. One that I like a lot is from La Roche Posay Toleraine Ultra Fluid Hydrating Cream. (Comes in a serum-like pump bottle)

thank you so much

Technically, yes; however, the combination of Glycolic Acid and Azelaic Acid can be quite potent for some individuals. In that case, I recommend using them in separate routines. You can either use one in the AM and the other in the PM or both in the PM (my suggestion), but on alternate days.

Hey! :) You can use Niacinamide after Glycolic Acid. You can layer one after the other, but do not mix them together. See here: Can I use Niacinamide with AHA or BHA (Glycolic Acid, Lactic Acid, Mandelic Acid, Salicylic Acid): kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ht1hnLp3xK7Inp8.html

Thank you for clarifying that. ☺️

See here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q6qboKpq0q_Scac.htmlsi=Os1oNjoxqnvsWCD2

Hello :) Well, it depends on your personal skin tolerance. You could also alternate both products on a daily basis to see how well you tolerate this, and then slowly increase the frequency as your skin gets used to the treatments.

Hey :) Yes, you can use Glycolic Acid and Niacinamide in the same routine :) Your AM and PM routine look correct :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘

Miss melissa sorry for disturbing you .. can i use the glycolic asid (exfoliator) and cleanser that contain glycolic acid and salicylic asid at the same time ?

@@nurnadhirah9538 Hey :) What cleanser do you use? What's the % of it? Usually, it's best to stick with a gentle cleanser instead to avoid skin irritation :)

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficialIm want to change to “wardah white secret facial wash with natural AHA” i dont know the % but the ph i low .. can you please check it for me 🥺🥺 better use it or not ?

Yes :)

Can you plz tell what time nd when to apply this routine?

@@MelissaVanDijkOfficial i am just a beginner

@@shrushtibhingradia5103 How about watching the video? ;)

@@shrushtibhingradia5103 or watch this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hKtjnZZ9tcnFd3k.htmlsi=SUxZKM2JXa0AUHeh

Thank you! Yes, you can😊

Yes, that's fine. You can use both AM and PM, daily :)

Hello :) The Ordinary does not recommend it to avoid skin irritation. Since those products are both exfoliators. It's confusing because they call the Glycolic Acid a "toning solution". What you can do is add a toner before the Glycolic Acid like the once from Paula's Choice: www.paulaschoice.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-paulaschoice_us-Site/en_US/Search-Show?q=toner

Melissa Van Dijk thank you for the reply . All the love from SK ❤️