Redness Reducer Serum.

"If you have redness, and redness is the second form of discoloration that you have, it's a little bit trickier because there are multiple different causes for redness. But you can always treat that superficial redness with the Dr. Idriss Redness Reducer Serum, which we launched this year. This has a 10% azelaic acid complex. Most people who are red have an inflamed barrier or prone to rosacea. When you have rosacea and you have an inflamed barrier, your oil production tends to be out of whack. So the Dr. Idriss Redness Reducer Serum with the 10% azelaic acid complex is going to help to regulate how much oil you make. So you're not a red oily mess. But it has this other thing called 18 glycerinic acid which will decrease the look of irritation associated with redness. So this is one that I love to use. If you find azelaic acid to be a little bit not elegant, I use it just at night. If it sits well with your skin and well with your skincare routine and makeup, you can absolutely use it twice a day."

"I have an azelaic acid product on the market called the reducer serum, and it contains five percent azelaic acid plus five percent of the derivative, potassium azeloyl diglycinate, so technically it's an azelaic acid complex at ten percent. It was important for me to include the azelaic acid itself because that's what carries the weight of evidence, but I also wanted the derivative in there because it makes the product more cosmetically elegant, so you can actually enjoy the benefits of it and layer it into your skincare routine instead of it peeling off your face and rolling into your drawer with zero benefit."

"And that's why I created the left un reducer serum because this is for the acne prone rosacea human. It's an azelaic acid complex that has 5% free azelaic acid and 5% of an azelaic acid derivative."