The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solution

Price: Got it w some coupon at 1mg for 870/-(100g). I love it. The matte and silicony finish works well for my oily parts and for someone who doesn't wear makeup. It doesn't sting my eyes.

after trying this and the more expensive version from REN, I've decided it's best to use a stronger AHA less often for me. Both made me feel tacky.. even after layering. Here's some things to consider if you're going to use a daily AHA. I have a retinol, vitamin C, and an AHA in my regimen. Retinol ...

Try products with AHAs or urea (at least 10 %), like Balea Med Bodylotion 2 in 1 Sofortpflegemilch 15% Urea, Eucerin Urea Repair Plus 10 %, Balea Bodylotion Beauty Expert Peeling Bodylotion 5% AHA or The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7 % Toning Solution (combined with a moisturiser).

I've used this product every night for about two weeks and haven't really noticed anything drastically different with my skin. As noted by everyone, it does sting a bit, but it's not unbearable. I saturate a cotton round with the product then gently glide it over my skin. I let it dry out for a litt...

my skin feels soft and supple with this cream. it treats my skin from irritation and dehydration which i tend to get since i love using a mattifying sunscreen.

I initially bought this to use as deodorant from everyone saying you can. Well let me tell you maybe I swear more then others but it doesn’t work at all. Okay buuuut I will say to use as regular toner for my face this works really good. I love it to do the job it’s supposed to do.

I do regularly use The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solution on my body since it's so cost effective - it works great as a deodorant on my underarms and helps with hyperpigmentation from bacne and compulsive skin picking. I also use the Cerave SA range (cleanser + moisturiser) on my body too and find it helps with both KP and backne.

Burns when you apply, it broke out and dried up my dry sensitive skin. I started using it to prevent armpit and bikini ingrowns and it works great for that.

The ordinary moisturising factors: As above, I would replace this with a moisturizer including HA just to save some money and lose a step. Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solution: also totally fine, You have a lot of options with acids. Many toners include combinations of BHA and AHA if you wanted to explore that, but if you're skin is tolerating this then there's not much reason to swap.

I used the toner for quite a bit, I dont have sensitive skin but it burns a lot for some reason beware of using this one.