Azelaic acid | Ingredients

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Elle0524

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Azelaic acid

Hi beauties! I’ve recently try the Paula’s choice 10% azelaic acid and it sting in my eyebrows, eyes, eye bag areas. It doesn’t cause any redness any breakout it just stings for a few minutes. It is normal? Or it is because my skin haven’t completely adapt the azelaic acid or because of my other serum and moisturizer ingredient? I’m use into the 9wish hydra ampoule and the Kiehl’s ultra facial cream. I’m using the azelaic acid as a spot treatment not using all over my face. Please help 🥺
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roses and buds

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So for your question, it doesn't sound like the 9wishes or kiehls are actives. I just want to ask is this the first time you used azelaic acid? Bc if so, then that could the reason. However, you said that you're applying it as a spot treatment and I think that's another reason why. You're supposed to either apply it all over your face or on big areas where the redness lies
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Elle0524

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yes, is my first time using azelaic acid. I can’t use it as a spot treatment?
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smolmanten

Oily/Sensitive

azelaic acid is supposed to be applied on the whole face, not just a spot treatment
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smolmanten

Oily/Sensitive

ah i saw you other comment and i'll assume you apply your products in this order: AzA>ampoule>moisturizer? you're right o.o it would be the azelaic acid causing the stinging then! the AzA you use for spot treatment gets spread out the moment you apply the ampoule+moisturizer over it. the stinging is normal though so don't worry too much (unless it's burning then go to a dermatologist o.o).
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selfcarebysunny

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eyes can be sensitive to actives but since it is your first time maybe apply all over? or apply certain spots but with a q tip so you don’t apply too much product around the eye area that might make it sting?
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Elle0524

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I hacen apply it in the eyes areas. I’m kinda thinking maybe because when I put my serum after de azalaic acid maybe my serum got a little bit of the azelaic acid and I tend to blend the serum all over my face including my eyes
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roses and buds

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@elle0524 then it's probably the formula at this point. I'd try the cos de Baha Azelaic Acid serum. it's so affordable, and it's so gentle.
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