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The Ordinary Skincare Quiz, Exfoliator Edition

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Chemical exfoliation is a tricky topic. That’s why today I have a new quiz for you, The Ordinary Skincare Quiz, Exfoliator Edition.

This quiz is an easy way for you to figure out which chemical exfoliator is right for your skin types and concerns.

It’s a selection of easy to answer questions which will recommend the perfect chemical exfoliation for your skincare routine at the end.

My only advice before you take the quiz? Take your time. Really think about how your skin feels most of the time and which product you’re currently using.

It literally couldn’t be easier to build a skincare routine.

The Ordinary Skincare Quiz, Part 2

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