Azelaic Acid Suspension 10%.

"I'm a huge fan of their azelaic acid. I prescribe that or I recommend that to patients for so many years, the 10% if they weren't able to get the prescription form or if their insurance didn't cover the 15% prescription form."

"When it comes to over-the-counter anti-rosacea ingredients, things I like are azelaic acid and there's some good ones out there by The Ordinary."

"When you wake up I would use a gentle cleanser maybe a gentle exfoliating cleanser and then apply some kind of anti-acne treatment that has AHA acid. Certain brands that make over-the-counter AHA acid are The Ordinary 10% AHA acid, Niatem has one the 10% AHA acid and Paula's Choice also has a 10% AHA acid. Then of course you want to apply sunscreen, super important when it comes to healing your acne marks and scars. Then when you're going to bed, same thing you want to first start by gently washing your face and then using some kind of anti-acne treatment like AHA acid."

"I'm a fan of azelaic acid 10%. You can find this with The Ordinary, which makes an affordable solid version. Azelaic acid is an anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial ingredient that supports your skin microbiome without being harsh."

"For azelaic acid, the one that I'm using at the moment is The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension 10%. It works really well. Nice mid strength, so it's not too potent, but it's also going to deliver results. Just a really great option."

"I think The Ordinary azelaic acid is literally like rubbing sand into the skin."

"This is The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension, which is a beautiful beautiful product. I put two drops of this in the palm of my hand and then I target this where I have the dynamic fine lines and wrinkles, so for me that's around the eye, the crow feet, the 11s here and the laughter lines too. I also put a little here because this can actually help slim down the jawline. I heard it's marginal but it helps it, like every little bit that I can do to help I'll take advantage of. I then make my own concoction of another couple of drops of the azelaic acid and then I'll open up The Ordinary Matrixyl and I will put a couple of drops of that in the palm of my hand too, so I now have two drops of azelaic acid and two drops of Matrixyl and then I'll put that over the rest of the skin. The reason I do this is it means you're getting that targeted dose of azelaic acid on those areas that you need it."

"If you've ever used The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension, for example, it feels like you're rubbing sand on the skin. Not nice. And also, because that azelaic acid isn't evenly distributed through the product, it can create sensitivity issues on certain areas."

"I think there's been a cheeky reformulation. Having tried and used this many times over my skincare journey, it's always been like almost a bit grainy, it's pilled, it's balled up, it's not worked. Let me tell you this now works like a dream. I don't know what they've done but it's worked miracles. It's not a new launch but it's a product that you might have tried in the past, not particularly liked, and let me tell you is worth a second chance. When you put an amount on, it is so gorgeous on the application. It just glides on and it disappears without a trace. Before it used to leave a film, a mask, it was really weird. It also smells slightly different, again fragrance free like all The Ordinary products, but the old one used to smell particularly odd. This actually doesn't. It's the same great strength of azelaic acid just in a better base formulation. It just feels so good. This is the product that you can now use with the rest of your serums, your lotions, your moisturizers without it balling up all over the place, whereas before you couldn't. I'm so impressed with how this feels on the skin. It almost acts a bit like a primer. It just gives you a really nice good skin day."

"It is phenomenal and the very best way of boosting your hyperpigmentation routine. It's super gentle, so it'll work for everyone, no matter the level of sensitivity you have. And you can use this as part of your skincare routine to just dial up the results that you see. It's actually clinically proven to be one of the very best over-the-counter hyperpigmentation and dark spot ingredients, and I would never be without it. The Ordinary is super inexpensive. You can use it without breaks. Not with Azelaic Acid. Just continue to use it."

"For targeted hyperpigmentation where you might have fading blemish marks or you've got an area of melasma or something, I would probably use The Ordinary Azelaic Acid. The good thing about it is you can use it together with other serums and you get really great results."

"The Azelaic Acid on its own works really really well and whilst some people call it Botox in a bottle which I think might be a bit of an exaggeration it is clinically proven to reduce the depth of any fine lines and wrinkles you have so it's a great option."

"You could also reach for the aid Serum by um theride this is a wonderful wonderful product"

"The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension 10% is one of the OG products I've used it extensively for the past 5 years it's never let me down. I love it, it's in the top three for good reason."

"A lot of people can start with a 10% azelaic acid and have no issues whatsoever. This is a great strength to go for if you've got very sensitive skin or you're a beginner. It's a great option for people that have acne and are using azelaic acid to really reduce those breakouts. A 10% strength is a great midpoint in the azelaic acid market."

"I tried this expecting to be disappointed. I actually tried it on a patch of discoloration on the body so I could see how it would work. It worked really well. I then started to use it on some areas where I had breakouts and I found that they hyperpigmented a lot less after using this than they did before and they faded a lot quicker. Don't let the fact that it seems super simple really fool you into believing you won't get great results you will, you just have to have a bit of patience. It's certainly not the quickest acting but I think it costs like 12 pounds here in the UK so really affordable. A little goes a long way and you've got a lot of flexibility with this. You can use it twice a day as an all over treatment or you can use it in a hyper localized way just on areas where you have those dark spots, those blemishes, areas you want to fade. The good thing about it as well is because it is so gentle you can use it alongside all your other active ingredients from your retinoids, your vitamin C's, it's all fine, this is compatible with it. So it's a really easy product to just slot straight into your skincare routine."

"The Ordinary 10% Azelaic Acid Suspension is using an old style formula where the azelaic acid is suspended rather than emulsified, so anybody who's used it has probably noticed it comes with quite a grainy texture. That uneven distribution makes it difficult to apply: you get the unpleasant grainy texture, and you can end up with more azelaic acid in some areas than others, creating hot spots of sensitivity. Because it's a suspension, not all of the azelaic acid actually comes into contact with the skin, so you're not getting a true 10% bioavailable azelaic acid."

"The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension 10% is a budget friendly alternative to reduce the redness and even up the skin tone. It targets those rosacea bumps while keeping the skin smooth. It is super lightweight, silicone-free formula. The key ingredient here is the azelaic acid which will brighten the skin tone, improve the evenness of skin texture and reduce the look of blemishes and offers some antioxidant support."

"The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension 10% is a very budget friendly option. It helps brighten pigmentation and improve skin texture."

"The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension 10% is a great option to layer on top of your retinoid or use it on the nights that you're not using a retinoid. It helps clear pore blockages, will give you smooth texture, and will also reduce some of the inflammation you may have with the associated bumps. It helps brighten post-inflammatory erythema and hyperpigmentation from acne marks. It's this really creamy silicone-based texture that works really well for spot treating or all over. The key ingredient is azelaic acid and it has dimethicone to make it a little bit more soothing."

"My top product recommendation in the azelaic acid category is probably the 10% azelaic acid from The Ordinary. It is very budget friendly, the formula helps lighten pigmentation and improves skin texture without any irritation."

"The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension 10% is a very budget friendly alternative that will help reduce that redness and even skin tone. It helps target rosacea bumps while also keeping the skin smooth. The key ingredients are azelaic acid and dimethicone."

"The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension 10% is a budget friendly option to help reduce the redness and even out the skin tone. It targets rosacea bumps, also keeps the skin smooth. It's a super lightweight formula. It contains azelaic acid 10% and also has some dimethicone."

"Azelaic acid is anti-inflammatory and also antimicrobial. The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension 10% is a product recommendation to consider for targeted treatment of perioral dermatitis."

"The Ordinary has an Azelaic Acid Suspension 10%, and honestly those 10% concentrations are just as good as higher percentages. Azelaic acid can be very soothing and calming for those that have sensitive skin, it can also be great for those that have rosacea and acne prone skin. If you're using azelaic acid on its own and you are consistent with this ingredient, your skin is super bright and it really helps to address that uneven skin tone and it can help to reduce on rosiness as well."

"The Ordinary has a great one. If you're someone that struggles with that uneven skin tone and you're acne prone, I would most definitely start incorporating azelaic acid with your retinol or tretinoin."

"The Ordinary has the Azelaic Acid Suspension 10% and it has a cream base. I like a lot of different types of azelaic acids and you can find a lot of options over the counter. Azelaic acid really is great for all of those skin concerns. Since being consistent with azelaic acid, I have seen the biggest difference with my skin. I am somebody that has a little bit of redness to my skin naturally and azelaic acid has really reduced a lot of that rosiness that I was experiencing on my cheeks and my chin. I am breakout prone and azelaic acid has really decreased my breakouts. This ingredient is going to really help soften those dark spots and it's going to give you that brighter complexion in time."

"If you have facial redness or perhaps rosacea, a lot of dermatologists will prescribe azelaic acid for rosacea-prone skin as it really does help to decrease the rosiness, and this is wonderful. It can also brighten up your skin as well."

"The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension 10% is just your azelaic acid, so if you don't care about additional ingredients and just want something that is right to the point and gives you that azelaic acid ingredient, then I would say go with this one. This one really does help to prevent breakouts as well as reduce redness and fade discoloration. This is great to use every day twice a day. I've never had irritation with this one either. I would put about a pea-sized amount, maybe a little bit more, to the entire face. Because this is more of a cream texture, you really don't need to put a moisturizer on top of this if you don't want to. If you are using this in your morning routine, make sure that you are putting sunscreen on after."

"The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension 10% has a creamy formulation. The more consistent you are with azelaic acid, especially if you're acne prone, this along with your tretinoin will really help to prevent breakouts. Before using tretinoin I was always breaking out, and just tretinoin alone has improved my skin, but especially more so now that I've incorporated azelaic acid. The redness that I had to my skin naturally has really subsided as well. If you are dealing with acne, rosacea, and redness, this with your tretinoin or with a retinoid is game-changing."

"This is a wonderful ingredient for redness if you have rosacea, texture, or uneven skin tone from post-acne marks. Azelaic acid can help to even out your skin tone in time, giving your complexion that brighter look, and it can also help prevent acne at the same time. I like this one from The Ordinary because it's in a creamy base, so it's very moisturizing and very gentle as well, suited for all skin types, and you can use this on an everyday basis. I like using azelaic acid with my prescription tretinoin at nighttime, and ever since I started using azelaic acid with tretinoin, I have seen a huge difference in the way my skin looks. I don't break out as much anymore. You can use this with tretinoin and with your retinol, just be cautious because we all have different skin and this could lead to further irritation and dryness for some skin types, so maybe start slow and work your way up to see how your skin adjusts. But you can use this on its own or pair it up with other types of serums as well."

"Azelaic acid is an ingredient that is calming and soothing. Great for those that have sensitive skin. If you have redness, rosacea, azelaic acid is usually prescribed to those that have rosacea. And this is also another ingredient that is great for acne prone skin as well. I have been using azelaic acid all summer long. I actually started late spring and I've been using it ever since in both my morning and nighttime skincare routines because this has really helped to keep my skin clear. Do I still break out with azelaic acid? Yes, I do. Not as much though. This really cuts down on the breakouts, but it just keeps my skin so soft and it gives a brighter complexion. There is a mild exfoliation with azelaic acid, but it's not meant for exfoliation. It's very calming."

"The Ordinary's got their Azelaic Acid, which is currently not discounted, but that one I said is pretty gritty. I would say no rush to buy this one in general. $80 for Azelaic Acid is quite expensive."

"If you have rosacea and you're kind of limited over the counter, azelaic acid would be my go to option. There's The Ordinary at 10%, there's Paul's Choice at 10%."

"The first one that I discovered was the one from The Ordinary. Now, this one is affordable. It's widely available. It is a gritty bad experience in my mind, but it was the only thing that was available when we first started creating videos. And so I think we've made a lot of leaps and bounds since then, but still very affordable, still a good option, will still work for you."

"Azelaic acid helps for acne, it helps for hyperpigmentation. I think it's a supporting ingredient. I love azelaic acid, I think it's great. Do I think you should use only azelaic acid absolutely not unless you for some reason can only use that one ingredient. I think it's a supporting ingredient it shines best when combined with something like tretinoin. You can use azelaic acid once a day in the morning, you can use it twice a day, and then you tretinoin at night, either way whatever your skin tolerates is a good thing for hyperpigmentation, that is absolutely fine."

"10% azelaic acid products that are out there are phenomenal. There's a few of them, The Ordinary, and this is a really good option."

"10% azelaic acid products that are out there are phenomenal. There's a few of them, The Ordinary, and this is a really good option."

"The Ordinary makes a 10% azelaic acid suspension that is a little bit more creamy. It contains 10% azelaic acid along with zinc and glycerin. Both are great because they have 10% azelaic acid that may help with uneven skin tone, skin barrier repair, and doesn't really have a lot of other added ingredients that may potentially add irritation."

"The Ordinary Azelaic Acid 10% really offers more calming and soothing benefits. If you're looking for anti-pigmentation and helping with hyperpigmentation, it's really prescription strength of 15 to 20% that's shown to have the best evidence. But 10% offers probably more calming and soothing benefits. This one is affordable, helps to target maybe helping with some uneven skin tone, dullness, but really has antioxidant benefits as well and also has squalane and the 10% azelaic acid that may offer some barrier support along with glycerin."

"Azelaic acid is a great ingredient with many potential benefits for the skin: hyperpigmentation, redness. It is good for people who have rosacea, it's also good for imparting some acne control. It's great too if you're someone whose acne heals with either redness or hyperpigmentation because not only does it offer a little bit of acne control potentially, it also helps address those things. So it's a really useful ingredient, generally well tolerated."

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"The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension is good but it is kind of thick and viscous. Some people don't like the consistency of it. If you want something more lightweight, I would suggest a different option."

"I love the Ordinary's azelaic acid suspension, great for redness, dark spots. The azelaic acid is also good not only for redness but for hyperpigmentation, a bit of acne control, and rosacea."

"The azelaic acid wasn't as much, it's a little bit better but it just didn't fit well in my routine. It was kind of thick and I found other acid products I found a little bit better."

"Azelaic acid kills them and helps get rid of them and that's why it helps with rosacea. Azelaic acid kind of sinks down into your skin into your pores and things like that which also is why it makes it so effective for acne. Some of these are much more affordable which is nice."

"In terms of performance I'm really impressed with this. I love the combination of azelaic acid and salicylic acid. For troubled acne-prone skin it could be a total winner. For people that are able to find benefits from a small amount of azelaic acid and BHA it's great. It certainly helps with clogged pores, also helps calm skin down a bit. I also found this helps brighten my skin up. For acne-prone skin there's only two ingredients of note: squalene and glycerol stearate, so it's pretty friendly for all skin types, dry, oily, sensitive, and acne-prone. I love the two-for-one. It retails for 39 bucks so it's a little pricey. It's super nice, super wonderful product, something I definitely would consider repurchasing."

"The one from The Ordinary is thick and pilled. I fell in love with azelaic acid because it's such an amazing ingredient for so many different things, different types of skin that you would never think would benefit from the same ingredient all kind of come together with this ingredient."

"The Azelaic Acid, which I didn't buy but my friend from Australia sent me several tubes, and I love this stuff. 20% azelaic acid. I love azelaic acid. It was finally when I added it into my routine it became a game changer for me, how much it helped with redness and hyperpigmentation and prevents breakouts and things like that. So it's amazing."

"The Ordinary 10% Azelaic Acid Suspension, which is $12 for 1 ounce and contains 10% azelaic acid."

"Azelaic Acid is a game changer"

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"I really like the azelaic acid suspension by the ordinary drunk elephant has a great suspension formula."

"Azelaic acid from The Ordinary helps with acne, acne marks. If you have two-toned skin, it's really good for two-toned skin. It is a retinoid which is like pregnancy safe, so it has tons and tons of benefits."

"This is azelaic acid 10 percent. If you're in the United States, if you're in the UK and you can't get this, you can always opt for The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension. You will take a pea size amount and then you will just massage it onto your skin. This is a bit grainy when you apply it, but then that is why it's a suspension form. You will apply it directly, or sunscreen. If your skin is dry, apply a moisturizer then apply your sunscreen."

"If you're using The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension, niacinamide comes first, suspension comes later. A little bit of a change in layering will depend on the type of product you're opting for."

"This is a product that is a favorite of mine. Every time I have you know had a teenager and a young person come to me. जिसको एक्ने भी निकल रहा है जिसके मार्क्स भी हो रहे हैं। And there like skin is like Damage. I always give them the Aliogl."

"Azelaic acid comes in different brand names. In The Ordinary it comes as a single ingredient suspension you can get from the pharmacy."

"This product is one of the more affordable ones and I think it's one of the more accessible brands depending on where you live. If you want to try azelaic acid but you don't want to break the bank and spend $40 on Polish Choice, or you're not ready to commit to a dermatologist or an online service, this is a great formula. It's especially great for those who do have skin sensitivities because there's no fragrance, essential oils, or drying forms of alcohol. This formula sidesteps a lot of other ingredients, so if you have sensitivities to hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, plant extracts, anything like that, it's not in here. It's just azelaic acid and a bunch of texture enhancers and silicone and things that help to deliver the azelaic acid into your skin. It absolutely can stand up to being mixed with a little bit of moisturizer without deactivating it or compromising the formula or the effectiveness of it."

"Azelaic acid has anti-inflammatory benefits and it's an ingredient that's used to help with rosacea prone skin, but it also has a brightening effect for hyperpigmentation too, so it's really hitting a lot of the things we're talking about in one ingredient."

"For a budget pick I do actually enjoy The Ordinary Azelaic Acid Suspension 10%. The texture is not quite as elegant, but it is a workable product especially for the affordable price."

"Azelaic acid makes it into most of my routines mainly because it helps with redness, pigmentation, it helps with open and closed comedones, it's great for the functioning of the skin and this you want to put on the skin immediately after cleansing and drying and that's really going to help that redness that you get within the skin."

"If you have acne that's a little bit more severe and you're worried about getting post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, so dark spots after acne, or post-inflammatory erythema, red spots after acne, then you need to include one of my favorite ingredients which is azelaic acid. The Ordinary does an azelaic acid in 10%. You don't want to be using that at the same time that you're using salicylic acid mask, but you'd use it at the end of your routine after the natural moisturizing factors in the PM. So you can have use one day salicylic acid, one day azelaic acid, and you can mix it up like that, so you can skin cycle with The Ordinary range using that."

"Azelaic acid makes it into most of my routines mainly because it helps with redness, pigmentation, it helps with open and closed comedones, it's great for the functioning of the skin. You want to put on the skin immediately after cleansing and drying and that's really going to help that redness that you get within the skin."

"If you have acne that's a little bit more severe and you're worried about getting post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, so dark spots after acne, or post-inflammatory erythema, red spots after acne, then you need to include one of my favorite ingredients which is azelaic acid. They do an azelaic acid in 10%. You don't want to be using that at the same time that you're using salicylic acid mask, but you'd use it at the end of your routine after the natural moisturizing factors in the PM. One day salicylic acid, one day azelaic acid, and you can mix it up like that so you can skin cycle with The Ordinary range."

"The Ordinary does an azelaic acid 10% suspension which is fantastic because it improves redness and if you look at pigmentation it's got slight reddish tones within there as well, so it reduces redness, it'll reduce sensitivity, but it'll also help with pigmentation. It has an effect on that enzyme tyrosinase and it's fantastic for reducing things like breakouts or skin sensitivities. It's a great all-round skin ingredient that should be part of essentially most people's routines to be quite honest."

"The Ordinary 10 percent, I had a look at the formulation and it's quite nice for azelaic acid. Simple preparation and you can put on the skin, not too thick of a formula either, and actually very very useful to put into your regime. I would use it first thing on the skin and then moisturize afterwards because of this decreasing the keratin nature it can dry out the skin a little bit, so you've got to be a bit careful about maybe not damaging your skin barrier."

"You can apply say a serum or an emulsion of azelaic acid first and then your retinol over it, that's totally fine. If you do have sensitive skin be very careful with that because the more actives you put on your skin you can get an irritant contact dermatitis."

"The Ordinary makes one, The Inky List makes azelaic acid. I'm fine with those. I haven't seen my patients get irritation with those azelaic acid formulations."

"The Ordinary has their azelaic acid suspension at 10%. Use it at night, not during the day. It's going to pill underneath your makeup and you're going to be annoyed 20 minutes after applying it."

"The Ordinary, this one's great at night when you have nowhere to go and you don't care who you're seeing. It is a 10% azelaic acid suspension. You do kind of sometimes have to shake it, I feel, but it appears nice and elegant. But it does pill after a while, so do not be fooled by the first impression with this. It's 11 bucks though, so you're not really going to go wrong."

"You could try something like the 10% azelaic acid suspension from The Ordinary, which is a simple and uncomplicated over the counter way of getting hold of this useful ingredient."

"Those on a budget might want to layer more affordable serums to get the combination of salicylic acid and azelaic acid. The Ordinary's 10% azelaic acid serum is a good one to try."