WHICH ACID IS RIGHT FOR YOUR SKIN AND SKIN PROBLEMS? - Nadine Baggott

[@princessangelica9496]

1:05 salycylic acid 3:19 glycolic acid 5:00 lactic acid 5:53 mandelic acid 7:01 azelaic acid 8:09 malic acid 8:35 kojic acid Yw:D

[@Bih1stOfAll]

Thank youuuuu....u the M.V.P.

[@madalinaelena5221]

God bless u

[@komatsusakura]

syrogema

[@sof288]

THAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANKS

[@elisak.angell3898]

@@Bih1stOfAll Thank you 💜

[@aubreybondoc]

The Ordinary Glycolic Acid did not work well for my sensitive and acne-prone skin. Mandelic acid is my holy grail.

[@elisak.angell3898]

Thanks for your tips 🤩I have also a kombi skin. I'm going to try it 👋

[@CS-ow4gl]

have you tried Azelic acid? I was considering that since it helps with inflammation

[@kashfimohammad8158]

@@CS-ow4gl hey Does azelaic acid good for close conmedognic acne ? I have close conmedogonic acne all over my face that's skin clr and when I pop them something white came out (eww) ..

[@HelloShelly]

Omg i agree that those bumps on the skin may be caused by highlighters and primers!

[@katieparrish5209]

What do you think is in those that causes that?

[@parissinclair6513]

I think the RMS highlighters that have been really popular are definitely causing skin texture. It has a very high content of coconut oil and other thick ingredients.

[@carmena.g.2448]

Best video ever about acids!

[@loriharris6040]

You are an absolute wealth of knowledge and a mind reader to boot. I have been mulling around all the info on acids and getting so confused. Your video has cleared up all my questions on acids and helped me to make an informed decision. Thank you ....thank you ...thank you. ( never miss a video , by the way)

[@stargazer1789]

Thank you for talking to us as equals, instead of talking down like beauty followers are dim. A lot of us are enlightened .

[@beckyc.5743]

I’ve never heard anyone explain salicylic acid the way you did in this video. Thank you. Even though I’m 59, I have lots of congestion in my cheeks and find the Paula’s Choice BHA Liquid is so good for clearing my skin.

[@hurstjames6196]

Hello how're you doing hope you're safe due to the covid 19 pandemic?

[@Jenn_Mendoza0490]

I actually found the Ordinary's lactic acid to be just as good as the Sunday Riley's good genes. I found that the Sunday Riley was decent (used up 2 bottles), but wasn't doing enough for the price.

[@aena5995]

Hey i am just starting out should i go for the peeling solution or lactic.. by the ordinary

[@LoveConquersAll888]

Which percentage did u use ?

[@MissMijaut]

Azelaic acid - if you have those acne who occur once a month but it takes you a 15-20 days to get rid of them because they are never ever "ripe" enough to extract , go to your pharmacy and get it ! Best buy of last year !

[@cindylavertu9107]

Thank you for once again educating us all on skincare, the foundation of healthy skin and beautiful skin.

[@hurstjames6196]

Hello how're you doing hope you're safe due to the covid 19 pandemic?

[@amandaj6139]

What about alpha lipoic acid? I just started using The Ordinary's alpha lipoic acid and I'd love to know your opinion!

[@lizzclare]

Finally a breakdown of what how and when with acids. You explain things so well. I love your videos xxxx

[@hurstjames6196]

Hello how're you doing hope you're safe due to the covid 19 pandemic?

[@shermeenkhursigara6397]

Hi Nadine, I am using Dr Dennis Gross Alpha beta universal daily peel. It's a 2 step process & comes in individual packets. So basically after cleansing & toning you wipe the pad on your face that says exfoliate & then wait for 2 min & then use the step 2 which is an anti aging neutralizer pad. It's got salicylic, glycolic, citric, lactic & malic acid. I luv these pads as I luv individually wrapped things because they are so convenient to carry everywhere.

[@anndoucette4307]

Can’t live without Biologique Recherche's P50 1970 - pricey but for me worth it! Also use Sunday Riley Good Genes. I’ve got mature skin and both products make a difference - I don’t use them together - I alternate.

[@Moomeena]

This women is just perfection ! x

[@SingingASMRSongs]

Thanks for all this info, it's very helpful. BTW you have really gorgeous hands 😍

[@ms.h3853]

Paula's Choice now has a 4% salicylic acid gel that is fantastic. Your videos are so informative, always look forward to them.

[@NadineBaggott]

Ms. H oooh thank you I e yet to see that in the U.K. x

[@zoewhite7705]

Sadly 2% is the maximum allowed in the EU so we won’t be getting that one over here.

[@elizjackson4238]

I’ve used Paula’s Choice for years. I will keep it, but NeoStrada is on my shopping list. Thank you for all your information. There are so many great products out there, we need all the help we can get to decide ❤️

[@TC-gc5rt]

Great topic! I am currently trying Neostrata’s Ultra Moisturizing Face Cream 10 PHA and really loving it. When you apply it, it does not feel particularly moisturizing, but the next morning your face feels like a babies bottom. It works best when used alone. I have been trying The Ordinary’s Mandelic Acid 10% and it works nicely as well. My go to daily favorite is The Ordinary’s Azelaic Acid 10%. I have been using this one for quite a while and it has done wonders for my sensitive, facial vein prone skin! I may continue to stick to these three products-but will be trying Neostrata’s Bionic formulation to compare its performance on my skin. Thanks so much! 😊

[@arlinejernigan]

Perfect topic for me right now.

[@elizabethkingston27]

PSA for anyone who loves the Paula's Choice 2% BHA liquid but would like to spend less - I finally found a dupe: Cosrx Blackhead Power Liquid. It's half the price, a nice formulation, and it gets the job done. (I've used the PC for like 15 years, started back when it cost like $13 USD. Still worth the current $29 price tag but I'm broke and it's great that someone FINALLY made something that's as good.)

[@jennafinnegan577]

So helpful I’ve been using glycolic acid for about a year and I have oily/spot prone skin Rushing to by salicylic lol

[@monicaheartsgypsy7877]

I am pretty new to the skincare scene. The first brand I tried about 2 years ago was juice beauty.. Some things worked ok, but their moisturizers just sat on top of my skin and I just wanted to wash it off. They also rely on a lot of fruit acids, which I think were irritating my skin. I always felt like I was going back and forth between treating dry skin and treating breakouts. I realized eventually that all natural and organic isn't really the way to go with skincare. My 2 favourite brands right now are paula's choice and first aid beauty. I am currently suffering what I think is an irritation breakout from trying to layer too many products. FYI the travel size for paulas choice 2% bha perfecting liquid is a full 1oz of product and it's under $10. I tried retinol for the 1st time earlier this week, pc's travel size 1% retinol is $11. I mixed it with lotion, but still my skin is super mad at me.. Even washing my face with only water makes it feel tight and uncomfortable. Currently I've been using the pc wrinkle defense with retinol serum..with FAB lotion, sometimes cream if I am super dry... Hopefully my skin will chill the heck out. I'm 27 and just now starting to see some forehead wrinkles, and spider veins on my cheeks, so I figure it's time to take action! PC is expensive, but for what it is I think they're on the more affordable side of clinically proven skincare.

[@GalaentertainmentBlizzmia69]

So my question is.... which acids can you use together? Are you supposed to choose one that suits your skintype, use them on different days or can you just “mix and match”? Then of course comes the question of how to use them combined with retinols and/or alpha arbutin, niaciamide and so on..... Phew, it truly is a jungle out there. Thank you for your great videos!

[@ksaraw]

I’ve used Zelens PHA pads and while they were affective it made my skin a little sensitive. Still haven’t found anything better for me than Glow Tonic and Alpha H liquid gold. I do love the Ameliorate body lotion with lactic acid so thanks for the recommendation!

[@viraprofazi]

Dear Nadine, 2 questions: 1. What one should not use in combination with acids? (Peptides?) 2. Are you recommending to keep your cleanser for 5 minutes before rinsing it for acids to work? Mine is prone to break outs around my jaws and occasionally on the forehead and my dermatologist prescribed a combination of Biologique Recherche and Zein Obagi products that all contain salicylic acids Thank you!

[@amberl3305]

Thank you for this video. I use Glycolic, lactic, matrixyl, salicylic, etc....at different times lol. This video is so informative!! Thanks again

[@angeliepanteli9465]

Hi Nadine. I developed an allergy to glycolic about 6 months ago and it is now just too much for my skin which develops irritated, eczema patches when I use it. Lactic is much gentler and my absolute favourite outside of Lotion P50 is the PHA/AHA by Lixir Skin. It is super effective and leaves my skin glowing but is not irritating at all. I highly recommend this acid plus the Vitamin C Paste.

[@Hightopsdynomite375]

yes!!!! Please speak on the highlighters and primers!!! I do not think it's a coincidence people are getting 'texture' right where their highlight is!!

[@lucygrace9507]

Hi Nadine. Would you be able to do a skincare routine video with recommended products for each skin type and how/when to use them please? X

[@joanm2670]

Thank you, Nadine. Great information on the different kinds of acids and their properties; exactly the information I needed.

[@izziwizziranaway]

Hi Nadine, I was surprised you didn’t mention DCL’s Multi-Action Penta Peel pads. They contain such a good mix of acids. I leave them on for longer than 2 minutes recommended, but I also don’t use them more than a couple of times a week.

[@hurstjames6196]

Hello how're you doing hope you're safe due to the covid 19 pandemic?

[@snkfrk10]

This is sooooo excellent. Thank you for all the effort and detail put into this video!

[@lorrainecalvert5155]

Hi Nadine! Have been binge watching your latest videos, love your approach to skin care. This is a wonderful & informative session on acids. I wanted to ask how you rotate your acids and retinol? You said you like to use acids at night, can't imagine using both an AHA and my retinol. I have rosacea so that area of my skin is super sensitive while the rest of my face can take almost anything. These acids do radiate so if I apply a stronger acid to certain areas, eventually the rosacea will be affected. It's a struggle. Keep on spreading the good information. There is so much misinformation out there, we need trusted sources!

[@hurstjames6196]

Hello how're you doing hope you're safe due to the covid 19 pandemic?

[@Alicesbeautymadness]

great breakdown! i feel like there's quite a bit of confusion out there. I alternate salicylic and glycolic at night and they work great!

[@soo6087]

Yayyyyy for once I understand the different acids !!! Thanks 😉

[@plora3]

redness, blemishes and small pimples, im sold im going to try the AA. great video

[@nicolahocking5981]

Love your videos. You really explain everything so well. I really do need to look after my skin better x

[@meesamagill1193]

Nadine thankyou so so much for this. I rarely get breakouts on my face but my back and chest do and I was so glad to hear you cover this. Such an in-depth video that will have helped so many 😘

[@annakeys9090]

Thank you! I’ve shared this on my page for my clients. X

[@05danmea]

Oligophilic isn't a word and azelaic acid isn't an AHA. Other than that I loved the information, product recommendations and your delivery. I'm subscribed.

[@lol365]

Paula's Choice makes the best BHA/Salicylic products - if you're interested in that acid, look no further. There are liquid, gel, foam and lotion textures - something for everyone. The Azelaic Acid market is much smaller - I use prescription Finacea and it's far superior than MetroGel for rosacea.

[@sharynmatilda75]

After having a bad experience with a Salicylic acid, I was too scared to try an acid but I might try Mandelic acid

[@abigailalvarez2939]

did you ever try it?

[@daniellelalonde3336]

Do you have any recommendations for very dry, sensitive, acne prone skin? I don’t get very oily anymore but still break out.

[@monicaquendera]

Have you tried acids from Korean Brands? I would love to hear your take on that, especially Cosrx, Benton and Klairs. Thank you for posting this is really helpful ♥️

[@lavinianegru4303]

Mónica Santos Those brands are great. I have used BHA liquid from CosRx and Galactomices for whiter, brighter skin and loved them. Also The Ordinary has great products for better prices.

[@monicaquendera]

LAVINIA NEGRU thank you for your answer. I was thinking about Cosrx BHA, it’s not that I have big issues but I have sensitive skin and mild rosacea, so I need something kinda gentle... but I use Glycolic Acid from The Ordinary and it doesn’t irritate my skin (love it) 😉

[@Shilohraynee]

A good mandelic acid line is from Face Reality-love the face/body wash and scrub!

[@jacquelinef880]

Thank you for the simple explanation, really helpful in the minefield of acids. I would be interested in a hyrauloronic, ferulic and asorbic acid too please. Also you put probiotics on your skin? Would love to hear more. Thank you xx

[@HazyPinkSky]

Omg you are such a queen- so intelligent and a good educator and gorgeous! I wanna learn so much from you lol

[@Neonrain08]

yes nadine! i never get spots or bumps on any other part of my face other than my chin and jaw line but since wearing powder highlighters i get little bumps on my cheek bones and my pores seem bigger so i have stopped using them

[@NadineBaggott]

HermitThefrog. 💯 yes yes yes x

[@JVSwailesBoudicca]

+HermitTheFrog I wonder what is in highlighters that can cause these bumps or enlarged pores ? Have found the answer ??

[@Neonrain08]

personally i think putting highlighters on often clogs your because the specks of shimmer are clogging them i all so find no matter how much i remove my make up there will still be specks of shimmer left on my face which again would clog pores ... that's just my theory as i'm 24 and have dry skin but take really good care of my skin i never had any visible pores until i started wearing powder highlighters daily. i find cream highlighters don't give me any bumps though oddly i think its because powder highlighters are so packed full of shimmer wheres creams tend to have less glitter/shimmer and more of a wet look glossy sheen

[@JVSwailesBoudicca]

+ HermitThefrog AHAAA, of course = the bits of glitter ! Also, I think that you are right about the powder being worse than the creams . Thanks for pointing this pout to me 👍🏻😉

[@asima781]

Informative video - couldn’t stop looking at how smooth and nice your hands look - would love to hear what you do to keep them looking so nice 😊

[@jlynnyyc]

Great video 👍 I’m in my 30s and I absolutely love glycolic acid. I remember my mom always using it and her telling me it would keep me looking young longer. She was right! 😁

[@maggieshealthybeauty3588]

You're amazing, Nadine, with the amount of stuff you know and how quickly it all comes out of your mouth! Goals. I'm really loving Paula's Choice CALM Redness Relief 1% BHA Lotion Exfoliant. I've been using it twice a week. Any more than that would be too much.

[@jessicarutherford4506]

I love your videos and the amount of research you include. I love using a lactic acid bc they are as irritating to me as glycolic. Sunday Riley’s good genes is AMAZING, but if you’re on a budget, like me, then I love the ordinarys formulation. Also Sunday Riley UFO oil is a great oil featuring salicylic acid that won’t dry out your skin but will really help with break outs.

[@keileen8357]

My skin has been through so much.. I still feel I'm not necessarily using the right products when it comes to a cleanser and toner. I believe I have combo skin? I have hormonal acne and I have been on Accutane before. I believe was a year and a half to 2 years after treatment stopped, it pretty much came back. I had bad cystic acne and some of them even looked like purple welts. I have been wanting to find my holy grail and my skin has cleared up a whole lot. However, I do have the monthly "breakout" and its annoying to have a never ending cycle of trying to get rid of acne and the marks they leave behind... I just started using Cera-ve salicylic acid cleanser 2%. My reason behind that is all the products I use for my skincare routine at night- I feel my skin will become less breathable, even if they are non-commodogenic. I then use a glycolic acid 7% toner by The Ordinary. Then I use a serum, eye cream, moisturizer and then an oil to seal it all in. I did some research and read that you could use salicylic and glycolic together, only if you don't have sensitive skin? I have been at this acne journey for almost 10 years.. I'm 25 and I see barely some fine lines under my eyes and the fine laugh lines. I wanted to get rid of these fine lines and acne at the same time. Hence why I was wanting to pair the acids together. Am I an idiot for doing this? lol I would love some wisdom.

[@Saydle]

I found that my skin improved massively and my breakouts stopped once I stopped using any soap or foaming products on my face. I now only use cream cleansers- right now I use a plain moisturiser base to cleanse (massage in to damp skin, clean off with a hot cloth) the same cream again to moisturize. I had a couple more spots pop up when I first changed from foaming cleansers but now I only get a couple of small spots a month- usually due to hormones. I'm going to try some glycolic acid added to my cream base to help exfoliate too but I like to use pineapple too :)

[@sarapaws692]

Oh, my, yes! I needed this video today. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@martina2276]

Hi Nadine, you ´ve just won a new subscriber. Excellent work! Thank you so much!

[@laurenvonhicks9047]

Thank you Nadine! I actually feel I have an understanding of these acids now! Going to try some of your recommendations as my skin requires a little more effort these days x

[@cassierose6755]

Your knowledge of skincare is amazing! This is super helpful thankyou xx

[@natalierampersad8929]

Fantastic video. Love the product recommendations as well.

[@saracaistor3437]

Merumaya Gentle Exfoliating Toner with lactic is lovely too.

[@lisabafundo4355]

Hi Nadine Fantastic video! I'm was thrilled that you've included Neostrata polyglycolic & lactobionic acids...im currently using Neostrata cellular restoration once a week in the evening and the Ordinary hah&bha twice a month.

[@hurstjames6196]

Hello how're you doing hope you're safe due to the covid 19 pandemic?

[@rachaeldempsey7586]

Thank you for this video, it’s come at the right time for me! I use AHA regularly but these last few weeks it’s brought out pimples on my skin 🙈 so gonna try a BHA x

[@hurstjames6196]

Hello how're you doing hope you're safe due to the covid 19 pandemic?

[@dkalbryte5715]

I love Glycolic and lactic acids.Never tried the Sunday Riley. Love love Exuviance. I don't have Rosacea but I do get redness. Azalaeic is one I plan on trying. I like Niacinamide for redness. I wondered about charcoal. I did a charcoal oxygenation mask earlier. I'm curious about Neostrata products too along with Neocutis eye cream. Nature and science is THE best combo!!

[@julieholmes3455]

Luvin your channel. Most informative and honest. By the way your skin is glowing. Can you do a review on OX Obagi? Have a lovely week. 🌸

[@nevoirs1370]

Thank you so much, I even took notes and have literally just purchased Paula’s Choice Skin Perfecting 2% BHA. I’ve been looking into NeoStrata products, but wasn’t sure where to buy them from, so the links are helpful for future purchases.

[@infullbloom3246]

Hello, I just found your channel yesterday and I have been watching you non stop. You are very thorough and clear. Thank you for teaching us. I would like to ask you please if you could do a video about 'marketing words' on skin care products. Examples: synonyms for AHA, BHA, salicylic, etc... I have heard that skin care companies would use synonyms to bump the price of their products and we can find dupes but we have to look into the ingredients. Please teach us more on this topic.

[@lindacasey1126]

A wealth of knowledge about acids! Great Video.

[@STEPH.ANIE.]

I use the ordinary 2% salicylic acid, and it works great. I think it's a good choice if you're on a budget and want something that's just plain and not fancy lol.

[@taylamae3421]

After watching this, I think you would LOVE Sanita's lactic acid. This brand. I think you would LOVE the new brand "Truth Treatments" in general, and finally I think you would LOVE Skinbetter Overnight Mask (Glycolic) . These are the best brands I have ever found. All medical grade, and incredible results. "The Truth Treatments" brand is my holy grail. Look up Brianna Stanko's video with Dr Ben Fuchs - you'd love it. x

[@S-R-H]

Nadine, you need to check out Dr. Ben Johnson and Osmosis. Brianna Stanko here on KZbin has a great 3-part series with Dr. Johnson. I started two of their products two weeks ago and my skin is clear for the first time in 2+ years. It has some really innovative formulating going on. It is the most effective skincare I've tried, and I've tried almost everything.

[@elainebines6803]

Shelby Hall I'm not sure if available in UK 😔 I'm going to give Paula's choice a go

[@gordanahrala335]

Elaine Bines www.osmosisskincare.eu/shop/

[@elainebines6803]

Gordana Hrala oh wow - thank you! 😆

[@cathymccarthy5360]

Shelby Hall I saw those videos as well. How impressive was it?? It blew my mind. I’m going to get some Osmosis products when I finish what I’m currently using. I will buy from Brianna’s website Premiere Look. I live in Australia and she ships internationally or I’ll get it sent to My US freight forwarding.

[@lisamunisteri304]

Love osmosis too! Have been using for several months and has really transformed my skin. Definitely recommend.

[@helendavies1326]

Years ago I tried rinsing my face in water with a soluble aspirin in it when I had a spotty face - sore red bumps, no head - to soothe it. It worked. My question is should you avoid salicylic acid if you have an allergy to aspirin or asthma?

[@christinestevenson5732]

Great breakdown! Wouldn't have had a clue before but this info is bang up to date! Thank you Nadine! X

[@hurstjames6196]

Hello how're you doing hope you're safe due to the covid 19 pandemic?

[@posiefluff7942]

I’m getting completely bamboozled by all the info out there. I’ve watched so many videos singing the praises of acid exfoliation and just as many saying they cause long term damage. Same could be said for a lot of skin care ingredients. Im so worried about worsening my skin that I think I’m going to have to just forget about the lot!

[@susanlaffan6934]

Just discovered your channel and am retrospectively watching your past videos! Brilliant , really enjoying it . You look amazing by the way . You have already convinced me to order the Dafni straightener brush . 🤣

[@halfamo2422]

Cor! Bloody brilliant! I need to go back and take notes! So yes, question - if you had: older skin, with melasma, hyperpigmentation, age spots AND fine lines and wrinkles (and you'd tried Vit C + E + Ferrulic and it just made matters far worse)...what acid/skin regime would you be looking at? Haha, that's not a small question, sorry! Thanks so much for making this, Nadine x

[@indigosolar3975]

Nadine have heard of the Perfect Image Hydro Glow Peel Pads. This is a great affordable product . Thanks for your review and for stating the facts.

[@chelseaj2361]

Absolutely LOVE your channel! You introduced me to retinol, vitamin c, Deciem etc.. and I've never looked back. Wanted to ask a couple of things: Where does lactic acid fit, before or after retinol? Can you layer two acids? E.g my nightime routine is cleanse, ordinary glycolic acid, niod copper, niod hyloronic acids, paulas choice 1% retinol, niod hydration vaccine, then moisruriser. Am I layering these right, and where can I fit in my good genes lactic acid? My daytime routine is the same minus the glycolic acid and retinol. And what is your opinion on the new Kiehls vitamin c as I'm in the market for a new one because my drunk elephant c-firma kept breaking me out. Sorry for all the questions, I just love skincare and value your advice so much. Xxx

[@kimberlyklein979]

Thank you Nadine that was a great, needed and brilliant video!

[@TracyD2]

Keep on working on finding the good genes dupe. Cause I love it too. I tried many. I save the good genes for special occasions. I want to use it all the time though.

[@leannefoster8544]

God woman you know your s**t! 👌 I love how you explain the science behind everything and what I love even more is that I actually understand it! 😂 Keep doing what you're doing Nadine, you're the best 😘

[@hurstjames6196]

Hello how're you doing hope you're safe due to the covid 19 pandemic?

[@sarahmunoz14]

It's interesting that you think that about texture possibly being related to primer and highlighter formulations. I wear makeup anywhere from 2-5 days a week. When I wear it more days (5), I notice more texture on my upper cheek and in the c around my eyes where I put highlighter. I chemical exfoliate regularly too. Also, I have rosacea just on my chest and azelaic acid has helped a lot once daily, with differin once a week.

[@louisehewitt5555]

Sarah Munoz iii

[@christie_]

I recently got into acids with pixi glow. had no idea there are so many options!!

[@IsaUsagii]

This has cleared up so many questions for me!

[@jennifferrose]

Thank you for this! I can’t wait to watch more 🙂

[@sheilaseath-klein1787]

Thank You so much for this! Very valuable info! 💖

[@joeykingman5103]

Great video! Very informative and helpful as always. Always look forward to watching your channel This one I’ll save for future reference. Thank you!

[@dr.julienarbor6367]

The Ordinary and Wishtrend both have mandelic acid products; a serum and a prep water toner. Also, I’ve heard others refer to The Ordinary lactic acid serums as dupes for Good Genes.

[@melissajandreski7460]

Wow what a great video! Thanks so much. So clearly explained.

[@eangarole]

I’ve tried using the pixi glow tonic twice now and it leaves me feeling like I have windburn. I’m finding I have sensitive skin but a ruddy uneven complexion :: any recommendations to help with uneven skin tone that won’t burn my face? Love your videos - learning so much!!!!!!!

[@hurstjames6196]

Hello how're you doing hope you're safe due to the covid 19 pandemic?

[@tagshovlin]

First of all, love your videos and am so happy to find someone my age who has great skincare advice. Here's my question - I've been using Retinol .2% in Squalane in the evening followed by Rose Hip Oil. I just purchased Lactic Acid 10%. Should I alternate the Retinol and Lactic Acid? I can't use them both on same night, can I? Thanks!

[@hurstjames6196]

Hello how're you doing hope you're safe due to the covid 19 pandemic?

[@NikkiRaven]

i have the AHA/BHA peel from the ordinairy. it still scares the (you know what) out of me, but..after using it two times (1x a week) i really feel it's made a difference. even the lines on my forehead seem better :)

[@janelbuckley8332]

I noticed that the Garnier Whole Blends Honey Treasures shampoo contains salicylic acid. It seems like that works well for an oily scalp, and I seem to get new hair growth around my hair line. Are you aware of other hair care products that use acids in their formulas?

[@NadineBaggott]

Janel Buckley quite a few oily scalp and dandruff shampoos use it but you’d have to leave it on for a few minutes at least for the acid to get to work xxx

[@nikitagupta9970]

Great great video you have really changed my skincare and skin love you soo much Please suggest some products with kojic acid I'm anable to find one

[@NadineBaggott]

nikita gupta the Neostrata lightening gel listed above x look www.effortlessskin.com/p-4086-enlighten-pigment-lightening-gel-20ml.aspx?alndg=c025b7136b31&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIoNGplrGr2gIVSLHtCh0NJQpHEAAYASAAEgLCsPD_BwE

[@fionajammaster]

Brilliant video, thank you for this, the timing is brilliant for me as I have started to find that after years of using glycolic acid with no problems suddenly a couple of days after using it my skin is red and peeling. I think I will give lactic a go instead. xxxx

[@linazent5593]

Thank you Nadine! Another informative video! 👏🏻

[@millymoolemos]

Hi Nadine. Loving your videos. So informative! Quick question - if I’m using a Retinol and Vitamin C on alternate nights, when would I use my Acid? I would choose Salacylic as I have oily skin. Not prone to spots but oily during the day and blackheads around the nose area. Thanks so much!!!

[@hurstjames6196]

Hello how're you doing hope you're safe due to the covid 19 pandemic?

[@nhillborn2]

What would you say are the serums and/or acids that someone with combination skin would most benefit from?

[@angelinacarraway3576]

Love ur informative videos n how u show affordable products to thank u!!!!!

[@MySUPERkate]

So helpful and informative. Thank you!! Xx

[@holly6974]

Such a great video!! Would be interested in one about hyaluronic absorbic acids too as mentioned in the description. I don’t know if you’ve done one but I can’t see it x