Azelaic Acid 10% Plus Niacinamide & Hyaluronic Acid Facial Serum, Dark Spot Remover and Wrinkle Reducer, Rosacea Skin Care - 1oz.

So far, so good. I started using it 2 nights ago. My skin is hydrated. It will tingle a little, but it's a expected effect of most acid . Too soon to see visible results yet, however I have purchased other products (salicylic/glycolic/lactic acids)from Divine and I have been happy w the results. Good quality and affordable products.

This really works for acne and fading dark marks! I have acne and I'm pregnant and I know Azelaic acid and niacinamide are pregnancy safe ingredients to get rid of acne so I decided to try this. Just using it once before bed for two days, I saw my acne dramatically improved and some gone! I also have two dark marks from past acne and I noticed it started to fade! Unfortunately both times I felt a stingy sensation and I saw it has Hamamelis Virginiana Leaf Extract which is Witch Hazel. I think the combination with Azelaic acid, Virginia leafy extract and niacinamide is too harsh for my sensitive skin. Maybe if I strength my skin barrier I will try it again because this stuff works!Ingredients: Propylene Glycol, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Azelaic Acid, Sodium Hyaluronate, Polysorbate 20, Panthenol, Pentylene Glycol, Niacinamide, Glycerin, Hamamelis Virginiana Leaf Extract

If you have any acne at all that isn’t responding to benzoyl peroxide then I encourage you to give this a try. It was a game changer for me. Works great with retinoids as well. About to buy my third bottle.

I love it, my favorite serum, 😍 my skin looks beautiful and softer, and I have had favorable changes, I recommend it 🙏

Due to chmical allergies I had to stop using The Ordinary Azelaic Acid, so the search was on for an acrylate-free (among other things) Azelaic acid for my rosacea. The Divine formula does contain witch hazel, which is supposedly a no-no for rosacea but at the time I was without options.Since I do have multiple allergies, I double checked the ingredients on the manufacturer’s website…and I must say the inconsistencies and inaccuracies in the Divine labeling are frightening. I patch tested it for a few days, and the stinging was definitely less than The Ordinary (which also contained an allergen). I went through purging. Again. Over the month or so of using the product my face did improve, the Divine didn’t seem to exfoliate very well, which is supposed to be one of the primary uses of azelaic acid. It also did not fade my one brown age spot on my cheek.I finally obtained an rx for Finacea 15% foam, and after I stopped using this and switched over I immediately noticed my skin was exfoliated and despite going through, again, a very mild purging my skin looks better overall using the Finacea compared to this formula.So if you’re very limited on your options for Azelaic acid, this may work for you. The labeling inconsistencies are alarming - I mean Azelaic is NOT an aha and neither his hyaluronic acid….so this product being marketed an aha is flat out deceptive UNLESS they’re adding an unlisted ingredient which is illegal for a cosmetic unless it’s a fragrance….and aha’s are not fragrances….If you want an Azelaic formula which is non-rx , acrylate free and has a better reputation try Dr. Sam’s Flawless Brightly Serum, it was next on my list if Finacea didn’t work for me. The Divine is also manufactured by the same company as the Hollywood brand of Azelaic acid, also on Amazon.

… but this stuff works. It was delivered last night, I ignored the instructions to do a test area first and put it all over my cheeks & chin and hoped I didn’t have any allergic reactions.My cheeks are normally red and rough. Lately, they’ve been worse which is what prompted me to buy this.I put it on- went to bed. Woke up this morning - the redness has decreased drastically. I still have some rough areas and slight redness but nothing like it’s been.I’m excited to see the results after multiple days of use 🤗

No sensitive to skin. After 2 mins of apply to upper lip, I got red n tingling etc. Not happy!

My serum came with hard, white crystals floating in it, it’s not just a few either, I cannot get a dropper-full without some white chunks in it. I reached out to the manufacturer 2 separate times and never got a response. I’m not comfortable using it and will probably return it unless the seller tells me that the crystals are supposed to be there.