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Creator says the formulation is well executed, lightweight, and has only a barely noticeable sulfur scent; she is a big fan and recommends it as an oil-control alternative for oily skin.
Creator finds the serum lightweight, non-grainy, easy to layer, and versatile; specifically calls it a great option for people who find other azelaic-acid products irritating.
Creator is over halfway through, plans to repurchase in bulk, and finds hair soft rather than dry/stripped; husband finds it calming for an itchy scalp. She says it is too early to judge hair-loss effects.
Creator finds the mousse/cream-to-powder texture highly pigmented and easy to blend, prefers it on cheeks, and says lip use needs gloss/balm first so it is not too drying.
Creator says it plays nicely with skincare, looks nice under makeup, and is absolutely worth trying as an affordable anti-aging eye cream; presents bakuchiol as an option for people who cannot tolerate retinoids around the eye.
Dermatologist creator calls it a wonderful moisturizer with the right richness for day use: comfortable and not greasy, oily, heavy, or suffocating.
Creator calls it top-tier and says it rubs in within seconds, feels like a midweight moisturizer, and is neither fully matte nor dewy/glowy; recommends it for people who dislike thick/heavy sunscreens.