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BlueNWhite
Dry/Sensitive
Oh no!!
I hope you've applied something soothing to calm your skin! I suggest a basic routine for next few days so your skin feels better ๐
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cariadsbeauty
Dry/Resilient
I put some cica cream on it helped little its about 4 hours mow it's tingling
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Yourskintellectual
Oily/Resilient
Don't know the ingredients or the concentration for that tonic, but some people are very sensitive to AHAs - glycolic acid in particular. The alternative would be to go for lactic or mandelic acid instead. However even though I have resilient skin, my skin hates leave on products with AHAs so I go for the ones that need to be rinsed off - masks, cleansers etc.
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cariadsbeauty
Dry/Resilient
my skin was in shock for sure il be careful I've read since too wet your pad with water before you use it and little product too dilute it.
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Ozu
Oily/Sensitive
Perhaps the concentration of AHA is too high for your skin! The best thing to do is to stop using AHA product/ any other acidic product, and use calming/soothing product if you have any (products containing centella asiatica). Product AHA needs to be introduce to skin gradually, and typically you are recommended to patch test it before applying to your skin. If the burning sensation prolonged, I advise you to see a dermatologist.
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cariadsbeauty
Dry/Resilient
iv never used aha before iv heard about it read the basic instructions which were just use day and night thought nothing of it.... until my skin was on fire ๐ฅ I got it in my advent calendar and heard good things so does make me wonder. perhaps there instructions need too be changed as someone who only heard of AHA through here maybe newbies like myself they should say patch test go too... if you get what I mean but my skins still burny tingling.
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