Super dangerous. My dermatologist flipped when I told her I was using it as a spot treatment. Only use it on a Q-Tip if using on your face or it’s way too risky — as in life-threatening and can cause permanent blindness and loss of cornea. 

Visibly reduces stubborn acne within hours but BE CAREFUL because if you get it in your eye or ear you can literally die. Can also cause blindness. No more than twice a week, I use a cotton swab to apply some only to active blemishes. Then I gently rinse it off with a damp cloth before splashing. I use a probiotic spray afterward (Fortify) to help restore the healthy bacteria since Hibiclens kills the good stuff too. 

This is a me thing but I don’t like how much it foams. It does leave my skin a bit dry right afterward. 

Mild but effective and super cheap. I love that it’s silicone-free. 

The boring packaging makes me want to use other products that are more pleasurable. They should market it better because it does have ceramides and hyaluronic. 

Silicone-free and inexpensive. Nothing special but if your skin is very sensitive give it a try. 

Honestly the best thing is the sensory experience, from the packaging to the scent and texture. I can’t see it doing anything for my skin that other less expensive hyaluronic serums do. It’s just a pleasure to use. I do like that it’s silicone-free. 

Total pleasure to use, doesn’t leave a film on my lips and I find myself reaching for it before the lip oils I’ve grown accustomed to using. 

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