Hi! I’m in total confusion of what the hell is going on with my skin 😢 I’ve had this like dry and itchy “rash” or something on my mouth lines and I think its on my forehead also, specifically under the beginning of my eyebrows. I dont go out every day and if I do it’s a short period, so I don’t think it’s maskne😢 

Products I use right now:
-Sesderma Hidraven cleanser
-Sesderma Hidraderm Hyal facial cream
-Löwengrip 0.15% BHA cleanser (I haven’t used it since last week, and only at night)
-The Ordinary Natural Moisturizing cream
-Novexpert Hyaluronic Serum (not every day, maybe 3x a week)
- The Ordinary Mandelic Acid (just started using it, did 4 days in a row at night, but the rash was there before starting to use the product)

*Also wanted to use The Ordinary’s 0.5% Retinol today for the first time🙄

What do you peeps think this is? (Fungal acne?)
*PS sorry for my peach fuzz, mustache and eyebrows 😂

Help my poor skin 😭

Hi! I got myself The Ordinary Mandelic Acid, the 0.5% Retinol in Squalane and their moisturizer. I’m wondering how can I use them in my routine?

I’m just starting to use retinol, so I don’t want their combination to burn my face off😅

How would this sound: Monday-Thursday the mandelic acid, take a break on Friday, then on Saturday use the retinol, and take another break on Sunday 
 
Help🥲

Retinol and mandelic acid

It does have a stronger citrusy smell, but I didn’t mind it.

The product is a good way of introducing your skin to vitamin C’s. It doesn’t have a high % of vitamin C, so it’ll not be irritating.

It smells horrible and it lingers for the whole day, for me it makes me want to gag a bit :&#47;  It does have a slight white cast, but if used correctly it doesn’t look bad. Definitely not hydrating and leaves a bit “powdery” feel.

The product is amazing but the price point.. It’s about 60$ for 1.7fl.

I have loved this gel&#47;cream for years. It’s hydrating but not oily, my skin loves it. Since I have oily sensitive skin, the mandelic acid is very gentle but keeps my pimples away. I use this in winter also, but I might add a cicabalm on top to be safe from harsh cold winds. It has some retinol in it also, so night time routine only and use SPF.🥳

Amazing produxct from a small Estonian skincare brand! The formulation is very lightweight, but very moisturizing. I have used this cream as a day time and night time cream. The scent is very mild, they do not use any added parfumes, which is great for sensitive skin!🥰
Free from: parabens, silicones, mineral oils, PEGs and colourants.

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