u/AdventurousTable7194

hi, F31 here

i recently got terrible breakouts around my jaw, and i have been told to try azelaic acid.

i did my own research, and apparently azelaic acid can be a little bit harsh, depending on the concentration ofc. and i don't want to ruin my skin barrier.

i just want to know other people's experience using azelaic acid?

i think im just gonna start using the OTC azelaic acid.

is 10% concentration is a good start?

and what kind of moisturizers recommended to use together with azelaic acid?

thank you!

i usually buy my skincare products from amazon or yesstyle. i am asking this bcs i recently saw a lot of ads on tiktok. i just found out that i actually can buy from tiktok directly and some of them are so cheap. like much much cheaper than other platforms. didn't know this until a few days ago lol. i am just wondering if it's a legit place to buy skincare? any experience buying skincare or makeup products on tiktok shop would be appreciated. thank you!

emmy 2026 comedy lead actress

i have only watched abbot elementary and hacks so far. jean smart was really great in hacks so i think she has high chance of winning as well along with quinta. i haven't watched other series so im not really sure. but do you think quinta will win this emmy? hopefully she will

just curious if anyone has tried pdrn?? is it really good as people say? i have been seeing people promoting pdrn stuff, from serum to cream. it's a new ingredient for me so i am not really sure. i have been only using the basic stuff like vitamin c, centella, etc. if you have used pdrn, what kind of improvement you see in your skin??

just wondering if everyone is experiencing the same thing. i just turned 30 last year, and i though i wouldn't have to deal with acnes anymore. i have been dealing with acnes since my teenage years. it's so annoying that i have to go to work with my pimple patches sometime.

so sick of these acnes. last time i got this huge acne on my cheek and it popped when i was working. arrgghhhh