Arazlo.

Guru Score

75%

Approved

Early verdict · Few reviews so far

2Gurus

1Approved

1Mixed

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What the gurus are saying

Lab Muffin Beauty Science rates it highly; Doctorly is mixed. Doctorly: "Arazlo and other companies solubilize the azelaic acid by putting it at a higher pH in the salt form so it actually dissolves, which is actually the more effective approach for getting it into the skin."

Synthesized from 2 expert reviews · most recent take July 2026

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Doctorly

3.58M subs

✓Mixed

"Arazlo and other companies solubilize the azelaic acid by putting it at a higher pH in the salt form so it actually dissolves, which is actually the more effective approach for getting it into the skin. But the biggest complaint about Arazlo should really be that they have to use propylene glycol, which is a common allergen, to solubilize the ingredient."

Lab Muffin Beauty Science

861k subs

✓Approved

"There's the newer 0.045% lotion I talked about it before it's called Arazlo and it has a polymer in it that helps distribute the tazarotene and the hydrating ingredients in it more evenly on skin"

Frequently asked.

Is Arazlo worth it?

Mostly yes. 1 of the 2 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 75%.

What is Arazlo's Guru Score?

Arazlo holds a Guru Score of 75%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 2 expert reviewers we have collected.