What the community says
Pros
- Targets acne scars with retinol — part of layered routines including BP and azelaic acid
- Used for both anti-aging and hyperpigmentation concerns alongside acne treatments
- Recommended by estheticians for scarring support in acne-prone skin
Product details
Key Ingredients
Skin type data limited
Commonly Used With
Where to buy
Available on Amazon
From the threads
Source threads
r/acneIn routine
1.1k pts · 84 comments
“The main products my esthetician gave me were a benzoyl peroxide cream to get rid of the acne, a mandelic serum to reduce the redness and hyperpigmentation, and finally a vitamin A serum to work on the scarring which I’m still using.”
“I used a combination of things, I detailed the whole process in one of the first comments! But I started taking Spironolactone, then started using benzoyl peroxide cream, mandelic serum, and finally a retinol serum”
“and finally a vitamin A serum to work on the scarring which I’m still using.”
“finally a vitamin A serum to work on the scarring which I’m still using.”
“finding the right treatment”
“I will probably have some microdermabrasion done eventually to really really get rid of scarring.”
r/30PlusSkinCareIn routine
17 pts · 8 comments
“I use vitamin A and benzyl peroxide on alternating nights”
“I use vitamin A and benzyl peroxide on alternating nights, the vit c and azaelic acid in the AM with sunscreen and it’s the best routine ive found thus far”
r/SkincareAddictionMentioned
9 pts · 21 comments
“Currently using MADhippie on my face”