Azclear Action Medicated Lotion

Inflammation happens on the regular. This is my new purchase as it claims to help with rosacea .

Prescription: 4% azelaic acid, 4% niacinamide, 0.25% zinc pyrithione. Formulation: this formulation was the smoothest and felt most like a normal moisturizer to apply. Mine had no scent and layered well with the products I used underneath it. It caused no irritation.

Azclear azelaic acid 20% - I feel it does help calm down my cystic acne. Take about the 3rd day to see the acne deflate haha.

I use azclear medicated lotion. I have hormonal cystic acne and i manage to control it after starting on azclear in November. Took 6 weeks to see a difference and i did purge for a while. I got it from chemist warehouse.

I faded a significant portion of my scars by using a rotation of AHA/BHA, vitamin C & azelaic acid for a solid year. and sunscreen of course

I wish someone would’ve told me sooner about Azelaic Acid. It’s gentle (not too drying), but effective. It’s the only thing that ever made a substantial difference for me. But you have to stick with it for 3 months or so for it to work.

I've dealt with redness and papules on my cheeks since I was about 13. I only recently learned about papulopustular rosacea and noticed I had a lot of the classic symptoms (flushing from common rosacea trigger foods, redness centralized on mid-face/cheeks) so I figured I would try a common OTC treatment for rosacea on the off-chance that's actually what I have. I bought TO's Azelaic Acid 10%, patch tested it for a few days and had no adverse results, so I started putting it on my problem areas twice a day. That was about a week ago and I'm so thrilled with my results so far!!!

Hello, I bought the azclear lotion yesterday after seeing good reviews on reddit for hyperpigmentation and acne in general. However, upon application my face stings badly but after 1 hr or so the stinging sensation would go away. I’ve only used it twice now, but can’t say it has had any effect as of yet.

* Azclear Medicated Lotion. Apply once a week on my cheeks.

It is soothing for dry, irritated skin and maintains hydration all through the night. As we approach summer now, oils like rosehip may result in sweating and irritation of skin so I would avoid that as the weather warms up.