What the community says
Pros
- Effective gentle exfoliation that improves skin texture and brightness
- Includes a moderate 8% concentration of AHA for smooth skin without harshness
- Recommended for improving dullness and hyperpigmentation with regular use
- Works well as a lightweight exfoliating toner option in skincare routines
Cons
- Can cause breakouts or irritation in some users, especially with sensitive or dry skin
- Considered overpriced by some compared to similar acid exfoliants on the market
- May not show noticeable improvement for rosacea or severe skin conditions
- Contains additional ingredients that could potentially irritate or clog pores in sensitive individuals
Product details
Use caution
Skin type data limited
Commonly Used With
Where to buy
Available on Amazon
From the threads
Source threads
r/30PlusSkinCareMentioned
304 pts · 465 comments
“Paula’s Choice!!!!”
“Can people be more specific please 😫😫😫, Paulas choice has several sunscreens, it’d really help to name the particular one you are thinking of”
“I’ve had skin cancer and this is what my dermatologist always recommends.”
r/scacjdiscussionIn routine
125 pts · 35 comments
“Seemed more moisturizing (well, greasier) than my Paula’s choice 8% AHA lotion but overall the results were the same and PC is way cheaper.”
“I've been using the PC AHA 8% gel for years.”
“It works so well that I can't be bothered to try anything else.”