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SkinFix Azelaic AHA BHA Cleanser
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About this product

A cleanser combining azelaic acid, AHA, and BHA to cleanse while addressing rosacea, acne, and malassezia yeast.

Guru Score

90%

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Early verdict · Few reviews so far
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What the gurus are saying

This creamy pink cleanser earns praise for bringing azelaic acid into an easy-to-use wash format. Gurus found it works for rosacea, acne, and malassezia yeast (sometimes called fungal acne), though the actives rinse away quickly so it is gentler than leave-on azelaic products. Those new to azelaic acid or easing into a routine may want to start here, since it is hard to overdo a cleanser you rinse off.
Synthesized from 2 expert reviews · most recent take October 2024

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"What you will find is a lot of like this is by skin fix this is aha BHA um"
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"This is probably my favorite azelaic acid product, and this is from Skin Fix. This is a cleanser, and yes, this works for rosacea. This works for fungal acne, which doesn't actually exist. It's called pityriasis folliculitis or malassezia yeast that causes this fungal infection. This product was literally created to help with all three. This is a really beautiful pink wash. I've been using this non-stop. I actually, this is my second bottle. This kind of has this creamy texture that just swoops over the skin, and even though it's potent and even though it works well, you're using it in the shower or you're using it as a cleanser, so you rinse it off and the azelaic acid and the BHA don't actually sit on your skin. I would say that this is the best for acne, but it also works for rosacea. It also works if you have fungal acne. And when you peel off this little label, it literally says Azelaic AHA BHA Cleanser. They did rename it, but the fact is that they did. I've had this one sent to me and then I bought the other one at Sephora because I wanted a restock. But this is probably one of the best, and especially if you are a first-time azelaic acid user, you're trying to incorporate it into a routine, this one is phenomenal and it's worth every cent. It's not often that we see azelaic acid inside of cleansers. It's definitely not going to be as potent as something that you leave on the skin, but for those who are just starting or trying to ease into their skincare, this is the way to go. It's easy to use, it's hard to mess up, and it's definitely worlds away from products that sit on your skin and get crunchy."
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Frequently asked.

What is SkinFix Azelaic AHA BHA Cleanser?

A cleanser combining azelaic acid, AHA, and BHA to cleanse while addressing rosacea, acne, and malassezia yeast.

Is SkinFix Azelaic AHA BHA Cleanser worth it?

Yes. All 2 gurus who reviewed it give it their stamp of approval, for a Guru Score of 90%.

What is SkinFix Azelaic AHA BHA Cleanser's Guru Score?

SkinFix Azelaic AHA BHA Cleanser holds a Guru Score of 90%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 2 expert reviewers we have collected. At least one expert has named it a Top Pick in its category.

Who is SkinFix Azelaic AHA BHA Cleanser best for?

SkinFix Azelaic AHA BHA Cleanser is generally suited to acne-prone skin.

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