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Rosaceahud
I have tried food tracking, prescription creams, skincare, antibiotics, different series... nothing has worked - until this came into my life. This just keeps the rosacea at bay!Translated from norwegian
5 likes6283 views- 4 monthsMy skin today. Double cleanse, niacinamide, and maaasssse moisture have been the rescue❤️ and cut out all sugar and fast carbs.
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to leave a comment - 2 weeks
Combination of different brands
I want to get rid of my acne scars. How long do you think it will take if I use this product? I also wonder if it's okay to use these products together: Morning 1. CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser 2. Geek & Gorgeous C-Glow vitamin c 3. Beauty of Joseon Glow Serum 4. CeraVe PM 5. COSRX spf 50 Evening 1. CeraVe oil cleanser 2. The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension 10% 3. CeraVe PM For context, I have sensitive skin and feel that I am a bit oily in the T-zone. I rarely get pimples lately. I’m worried that the products might not work well together since they belong to different brands. Is that true? Grateful for any answers 🫶Translated from swedish
709 views- Skin therapist at Lyko1 weekHey Nor 😊 When it comes to timing, it’s incredibly hard to comment as it depends on so many different factors. What I’m thinking of that could be a clash is Geek & Gorgeous C-Glow vitamin c & Beauty of Joseon Glow Serum - as one contains vitamin c and the other Niacinamide, which could counteract each other's effects - so to be on the safe side, you can use them separately every other day instead. Otherwise, I see no problems. Have a nice day! 💌1 likes
to leave a comment - 2 weeksverified customer
Super nice product
I've had problems with pimples and red areas, suspect rosacea. Started with this and I've noticed a crazy big difference.Translated from swedish
1 likes1158 viewsto leave a comment - 2 weeksverified customer
Incredibly good
So far, my skin is much betterTranslated from swedish
842 viewsto leave a comment - 3 weeksverified customer
Doesn't work
Bought it to get rid of spots on my skin but got no results even though I used it correctly. It also burned on my skin which is strange since I don't have sensitive skin.Translated from swedish
1119 views- Customer service at Lyko3 weeksHey Sella, thank you for taking the time to review! 🤗 Azelaic Acid is an active ingredient that works well for many, but just like you’ve experienced, the results are individual and can take some time – and unfortunately, it doesn’t always suit all skin types. The stinging could be due to several factors, even if you don’t usually have sensitive skin. It could be, for example, in combination with other products or if the skin is somewhat irritated at the time of application. Don’t hesitate to reach out to our customer service if you want to look at something else that might suit you better – we’re happy to help you find the right one! 🥰🙌
to leave a comment - 1 month
Azelaic Acid and niacinamide?
Hi! I am very red in the face and have heard that this product is supposed to be good. But can you use the Treatment Niacinamide Formula from Emma S in the same skincare routine? If you can't use them together, I would love to have tips on another cream/serum that is good for redness in the face, and that of course works with Niacinamide💞 Thanks in advance 😇Translated from swedish
1519 views- Customer service at Lyko1 monthHi Michiko! 💕 Yes, you can use Azelaic Acid and Emma S in the same skincare routine, but it's important to introduce them carefully to avoid irritation 🙌 In the morning, start with Emma S, which strengthens the skin barrier and helps reduce redness over time. Finish with a moisturizing cream and sunscreen (SPF is super important to reduce redness!) ☀️ lyko.com/sv/la-roche-posay/la-roche-posay-anthelios-uvmune-ultra-light-cream-spf50--50- In the evening after cleansing, you can apply Azelaic Acid, which evens out skin tone and calms redness, just make sure to finish with a good moisturizer 💧 If your skin is sensitive, it might be a good idea to start using Azelaic Acid every other evening to acclimate your skin! Take care 🥰1 likes
to leave a comment - 1 month
Skincare Routine
Hi! I have both diagnosed rosacea and perioral dermatitis. I have struggled for several years with different treatments and creams, but nothing has seemed to help so far. After a lot of googling and searching, I have now ordered the following: • Beauty of Joseon Calming Serum Green Tea + Panthenol • The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension 10% • The Ordinary Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% • Purito Hydro Wave Deep Sea Cream • Bioderma Sensibio Foaming gel • Pyunkang Yul Essence Toner In what order should I use these products, which should I use in the morning/evening, and how often? Grateful for a response! Best regards, a desperate girl!Translated from swedish
1588 views- Farmaceut på Lyko1 monthHey Jessica✨ I can understand that this feels frustrating as both of these skin conditions are sensitive🤍 For you who have perioral dermatitis, these tips are important to follow: 👉🏻Avoid perfumed skincare. 👉🏻Do not use any form of peeling/products with strong acids in them. 👉🏻Also avoid cortisone cream, heavy makeup, greasy creams, and products with oil. 👉🏻Do not touch or squeeze the bumps. This is a very sensitive condition of the skin that can easily be triggered by new skincare, so we always recommend trying your new skincare on a small area for a few days before using it on the whole face🙏🏼 Of course, we should look at the order😊 1. Cleansing - Bioderma Sensibio Foaming gel 2. Toner - Pyunkang Yul Essence Toner 3. Serum - Beauty of Joseon Calming Serum Green Tea + Panthenol (morning and evening) 4. The Ordinary Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% (a few days a week) should go well with the above serum 5. Day cream - Purito Hydro Wave Deep Sea Cream 6. Night cream - The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension 10% (be careful with Niacinamide if your skin doesn't like this) 7. Sunscreen during the day I hope my answer can be helpful and wish you good luck with your routine🎉3 likes
to leave a comment - 2 months
Glyconic acid?
Can I use this product with glyconic acid? I use it in the evening and a regular cleanser in the morning. I also use hyaluronic acid, in what order should I use these products with azelaic acid?Translated from swedish
1 likes1947 views- Former employee2 monthsHey Emmy! 👋🏻☺️ Yes, Azelaic Acid can be used together with glycolic acid, but caution is recommended as both are active ingredients that can cause irritation, especially if you have sensitive skin ✨ Evening routine 👇🏻☺️ 1️⃣ Cleansing 2️⃣ Glycolic Acid (toner or serum) – wait a few minutes for it to absorb 3️⃣ Hyaluronic Acid – hydrates and reduces the risk of irritation 4️⃣ Azelaic Acid Suspension – since it is in a creamy formula, it is used last 🚨 Important 👇🏻☺️ * Introduce slowly if you are sensitive * Use SPF during the day as acids make the skin more sun-sensitive * If the skin becomes irritated, you can use glycolic acid less often (e.g. every other night) * If you want a milder routine, you can use glycolic acid and azelaic acid on different days 😊 Good luck! 🩷✨1 likes
to leave a comment - 2 months
Do they work together?
Hi! Can you use this with "L'Oreal Paris Revitalift Clinical 12% Vitamin C Serum 30 ml" in the same routine?Translated from swedish
- 2 months
Do they work together?
I have a question, I have acne scars and sometimes a few breakouts of acne. I have also had issues with perioral dermatitis. I have now bought The Ordinary's niacinamide + zinc and glycolic acid. I have read a lot of good things about this as well, is this something I can use together? I should also add that I have uneven / combination skin.Translated from swedish
1792 views- Customer service at Lyko2 monthsHey Sofia! That could definitely be something to add to work on pigmentation. I would recommend using it on the evenings when you don't have glycolic acid. And you always have niacinamide for the day ☺️ Don't forget sunscreen 🌞🌞 Take care!
to leave a comment - 3 months
Bandage Test
Hello! I wonder how to do the bandage test.Translated from swedish
2351 views- Customer service at Lyko3 monthsHey Ida 😊👋 Here’s how you can do a patch test: - Choose a discreet area to apply it, like the inside of your forearm, along the jawline, or behind the ear. - Apply a small amount of product directly to the skin or put it on a patch that is placed on the skin. Let the product/patch sit for 24-48 hours without washing it off. - Then check for redness, itching, rash, or irritation. If no reaction is visible, the product is safe for you to use.
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The OrdinaryAzelaic Acid Suspension 10% 30 ml
215 reviews, 3.9 on average
Free delivery option available from 29 €, can be sent immediatelyMultifunctional Brightening Formula. Found in grains, Azelaic Acid is produced naturally by yeast that lives on normal skin. It brightens the skin tone while visibly improving the evenness of skin texture and reducing the look of blemishes. It is a multi-functional support ingredient for all skin types and also acts as an effective antioxidant. This formula offers a very high 10% concentration of high-purity Azelaic Acid in a lightweight cream-gel system.
Use:
Apply to face AM and/or PM to improve visible brightness and the appearance of skin texture. Avoid contact with eyes and mouth. Use sun protection during the day.
30 ml
- Category:Serum
- Article number:2328-104-0030
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