Not for sensitive skin or if your skin barrier is compromised.

I actually quite like this product. I only use it once a week to chemically exfoliate my skin. It gives a superficial peel and for most people, you don’t actually peel. I like that it combines AHA with BHA because the BHA is going to help break down the oily sebum clogging your pores. Plus it is pretty inexpensive. This is not for sensitive skin types and should not be used on compromised skin barrier though.

Love this product so much. Its superior to plain petroleum jelly and Aquaphor. It has hyaluronic acid and ceramides that help moisturize the skin vs just occlude and reduce water loss. I use it everywhere (lips, around eyes, cuticles, calloused feet, elbows, etc). Its multipurpose, widely available, well tolerated &amp; affordable.

This isn’t necessarily bad but the vitamin C percent is low. I personally prefer L-ascorbic acid between 10-20% and my skin can tolerate it. L-ascorbic acid is the most studied form of vitamin C with proven skin benefits. However, this would be great for those with sensitive or sensitized skin or those just trying vitamin C for the first time.

I like the packaging. It’s opaque and the stopper is tight to minimize air and light getting to the product. The texture comes out slightly viscous but absorbs easily into the skin. This has a lot of humectants and panthenol to hydrate and soothe the skin and it’s very gentle and doesn’t cause stinging.

The packaging is my only con. I would prefer a flexible squeezy tube to easily extract out all the product. I would also like a larger size.

I adore this moisturizer. Very moisturizing and soothing, yet does not feel heavy or greasy whatsoever. It is suitable for most skin types. It’s my go to when my skin barrier is compromised.

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