
T.L.C. Sukari Babyfacial™ AHA + BHA Mask — Reddit Reviews
Updated October 13, 2026
25% AHA plus 2% BHA smooths texture and congested pores; weekly ritual.
What the community says
A high-acid weekly mask built around 25% AHA and 2% BHA, used for smoother texture and less congestion. Redditors like its easy application and occasional exfoliation, but sensitive or tretinoin-treated skin can push into barrier damage.
What this means for you
What people love
- 25% AHA plus 2% BHA weekly peel
- Noticeably smoother texture and less-congested pores
- Easy application compared with alternatives
Watch out for
Product details
Skin type data limited
Where to buy
What the science says
Anti-Aging
Strong evidence
Glycolic Acid: 17 studies tested it on its own. See all 22 studies
What the studies found
- Most studies found glycolic acid helped with signs of aging
- It often improved fine lines, roughness, and overall skin texture
- Some studies found it also helped discoloration and age spots look better
- It often worked about as well as other anti-aging treatments, though not always better
- The most common side effects were stinging, burning, and irritation
Acne
Some evidence
Salicylic Acid: 16 studies tested it on its own. See all 34 studies
Both ingredients for acne
Salicylic Acid Some evidence
- Most studies found salicylic acid helped clear acne
- It often reduced pimples, blackheads and whiteheads
- It usually worked about as well as other common acne treatments
- Used with other acne treatments, it sometimes cleared acne better than those treatments alone
- Side effect results were very uncertain in one large review
Studied at 0.5–30%this product: 2%
Glycolic Acid Some evidence
13 studies tested it on its own. See all 22 studies
- Most of these studies found it helped clear acne
- It often reduced blackheads and whiteheads, and some studies also found fewer red, sore spots
- It cleared acne more than a placebo in some studies
- It worked about as well as some other acne peels and creams in several studies
- The most common side effects were peeling and other early skin irritation
Hyperpigmentation
Some evidence
Glycolic Acid: 16 studies tested it on its own. See all 25 studies
What the studies found
- Most studies found glycolic acid helped fade dark spots or patches
- It often worked better when used with other treatments than those treatments alone
- Some studies found it improved melasma and post-acne dark marks while also improving skin texture
- The most common side effects were irritation, discomfort, and short-lived skin reactions, with rare lasting light spots
Texture/Pores
Not proven yet
Few or mixed studies. This claim isn't established.
Glycolic Acid: 4 studies tested it on its own. See all 5 studies
Research context, not treatment advice. Studies are about the ingredient, not necessarily this exact product.
Real Reddit threads — 18 mentions across 13 threads
Drunk Elephant T.L.C. Sukari Babyfacial™ AHA + BHA Mask on Reddit, in one place — 13 threads from r/tretinoin, r/30PlusSkinCare and 3 more, summarized.
“(Once every week: drunk elephant Sukari baby facial: I skip tret that day)”
Positive
“Omg I’ve had DE baby facial sitting in my bathroom cabinet just waiting for my skin to be “ready”
Positive
“I’ve been on tret about 6 months now”
Positive
“I’ve tried many things people swear by (e.g. Paula’s choice BHA liquids, drunk elephant sukari babyfacial mask, etc)”
Cautionary
“Drunk Elephant TLC Sukari Babyfacial.”
Positive
“the DE one knocks it out of the park.”
Positive
“the DE one is 20 min.”
Positive
“1) drunk elephant 25% aha”
Cautionary
“I honestly didn't notice any significant improvement for my acne scars from any of those things.”
Cautionary
“when i finished the DE i went through a bottle or two of TO 30% AHA”
Cautionary
“the only pricy thing I like is DE babyfacial”
Mentioned
“you can get results with high quality stuff”
Mentioned
“Korean skincare is amazing and affordable”
Mentioned
“I also love drunk elephant baby facial”
Mentioned
“I was just looking a baby facial (again)”
Mentioned
“couldn’t bring myself to pay for it”
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