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Alca
Oily/Resilient
It shouldn't burn. Why do you think it's because of hyaluronic acid?
The toner contains a lot of ingredients, among which I see a lot of different oils. I would check other products you used and compare ingredients. Then you might be able to narrow down the ingredient that irritates your skin.
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HannahJade
Dry/Sensitive
We already have Hyaluron in our body hence Hyaluronic Acid have very low chance of irritation. And it should not burn. Just like @Alca said above you might want to checkthe other ingredients of the toner or, it could be the tretinoin. Tretinoin could sensitize sensitive skin.
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Plumie
Oily/Sensitive
I agree, it shouldn't burn and is likely another ingredient that is causing the burning feeling.
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NorthTynside
Dry/Resilient
it shouldn’t burn.. maybe you are having a reaction to one of the ingredients.. our skin can be very sensitive.. I always do a patch test first with any new products just to make sure there isn’t any funny reactions .. which is why I love samples of things before I buy
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Sofiadj
Dry/Resilient
Yes, i agree with you. I'm using jumiso hyaluronic toner and the cream too in these few days and thankfully it's ok
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denhamkn
Oily/Resilient
when I started to use hyaluronic acid it stinger for a bit, but went away like 3 month after using it. it only really hurts for me when I have just popped a pimple and it is open. it should not burn
I was using a toner and it felt like it was burning my face. 3 day later my whole chin is red and it burned the first layer of skin. :( I used petroleum jelly to help repair my skin barrier and skin. do not use a product if it continues to burn or hurt your skin!
hopefully this was helpful!😄💕
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Bluefrog1
Oily/Resilient
if you feel burning after popping a pimple that usually means that product has alcohol in it if I'm not mistaken 🤔
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