This product could be helpful for: Anti-aging, but its actives are not the most effective or are not well-studied. Ive been using this for a month and my skin is just improving week on week, i even got a compliment today on how radiant i looked! We're going to review a few azelaic acid products that Cassandra recommends and a few azelaic products that Cassandra finds to be the worst.

I do find that this takes a little while to blend into my skin but, once it does, it doesn’t feel particularly heavy or greasy. As I’m nearing the end of my third month using the Dermatica treatment, I’m still getting a few dry patches. You just fill out the form online about skin condition and concerns and skin condition, upload photos of your skin, and then their team of experts will come up with a personalised formula that will address your problems.Depending on your skin, the prescription will have different amounts of azelaic acid and different supplemental ingredients. I’ve noticed a difference in my skin since using Azelaic in terms of pigmentation, redness and overall tone of my skin. The skincare was definitely effective, I really liked the mild and gentle face wash and the moisturiser. Along with feedback and our own testing we came to realise the our 15ml was lasting far about our service standard of 28 days.

It’s so refreshing to see that a product marketed for azelaic acid features this ingredient right near the top of the ingredients list. Its occlusive properties help reduce trans epidermal water loss by slowing down the migration of water from the skin. I love the texture of this cream because it is quite thin and spreads easily over the skin and doesn’t interfere with products that I layer over it…moisturiser and SPF. I currently get my monthly retinoid treatment from Dermatica (and have done for the past 1-2 years). The ingredients list for this cleanser is incredibly short which I appreciate – a good oil cleanser doesn’t really need a bunch of extra essential oils and fragrance!

It’s known for it’s easy going nature- it’s non irritating (in the main, there’ll alway be someone who can’t get on with it but generally it’s well tolerated), it doesn’t cause sun sensitivity or go off easily.

Azelaic is used to reduce breakouts and redness, fade dark spots, blemishes and marks, refine the skin tone and improve brightness.

It doesn’t contain comedogenic ingredients and is also pH neutral, so it shouldn’t cause any irritation or interfere with the skin’s barrier function. It also contains anti-inflammatory ingredients like niacinamide, panthenol and centella asiatica which soothe the skin and reduce redness.