Science & Skincare

Skincare Products With Azelaic Acid In Them

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Azelaic acid may be something new to you because it’s only gained popularity in the mainstream beauty world over the last five years.

To summarise, azelaic acid is gentle exfoliating acid. It’s regularly recommend to those who have sensitive skin.

Read Azelaic Acid Vs Mandelic Acid here.

In order to clarify, these types of posts are not explainers. If you want to learn about azelaic acid click here. If you already know you want it in your routine and need product ideas, keep reading!

Skincare Products With Azelaic Acid

The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension 10%

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Paula’s Choice 10% Azelaic Acid Booster

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Paula’s Choice Clear Skin Clearing Treatment with Azelaic Acid

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Nurse Jamie Clear 2 Lightweight Moisturizer

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Lixir Skin Night Switch BHA/AHA 10%

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Philip Kingsley Tricho 7 / Step 2

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Farwa Shah

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