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KimmyKhadija

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Which is better?

The three of these products are from Cosrx and I've heard a ton of good things from it. But I never seem to understood which is actually better or much suitable for me. These are the: 1.) Cosrx AHA/BHA Clarifying Treatment Toner 2.) Cosrx AHA 7 Whitehead Power Liquid 3.) Cosrx BHA Blackhead Power Liquid Now I've mostly used peelings gels and some free samples of exfoliating liquids. So I really have no idea how to determine which is better. Now my skin type and my current skin conditions is basically: - Combi, more on the dry side ( Due to Retinoic acid ) - Sensitive - Dehydrated - Flaky/ Peeling - Hormonal pimples/acne - Blackheads - Hyperpigmentation
AHA/BHA Clarifying Treatment Toner

COSRX
AHA/BHA Clarifying Treatment Toner

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BHA Blackhead Power Liquid

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BHA Blackhead Power Liquid

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COSRX AHA 7 Whitehead Power Liquid 100ml

COSRX
COSRX AHA 7 Whitehead Power Liquid 100ml

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157min

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1. Cosrx AHA/BHA - the mildest exfoliator out of three. It combine both aha and bha so you could benefit from both. As i know, the concentration is less than 1% so it is perfect for sensitive skin. Some can use it daily but others recommend to use it thrice a week, depends on skin sensitivity. 2. Cosrx BHA - contains 4% betaine salicylate which equals the strength of 2% salicylic acid. More suitable for oily skin since it penetrates deeps into pores. Great for blackhead. Due to the high irritation, some might experience purging. Also help with acne. 3. Cosrx AHA - contains 7% glycolic acid which is the strongest AHA compared to lactic and mandelic acid. Also used weekly and can increase sun sensitivity. Great for fading hyperpigmentation and reducing whitehead. Suitable for dry skin too. * personally use the cosrx aha, i found it to be too strong for my skin. Feel stinging and cause redness. if you are interested in using AHA, lactic and mandelic acid are more suitable choice for sensitive skin since they are milder. Or choose a lower percentage.
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MySkinToday

Oily/Sensitive

is the BHA for use 1-2 a week?
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jjjjjolyyy user profile picture

jjjjjolyyy

Oily/Resilient

different function maybe u can check their ingredient in picky first see whether they suit you or not Btw I also looking for clarifying treatment toner haha
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