R
roses and buds
Oily/Sensitive
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
2
0
E
Elle0524
Oily/Resilient
yes, is my first time using azelaic acid. I can’t use it as a spot treatment?
1
0
smolmanten
Oily/Sensitive
azelaic acid is supposed to be applied on the whole face, not just a spot treatment
1
0
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).
1
0
selfcarebysunny
Dry/Sensitive
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?
1
0
E
Elle0524
Oily/Resilient
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
1
0
R
roses and buds
Oily/Sensitive
@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.
0
0
