Advanced Azelaic Acid and Niacinamide Soap

I bought this soap because I was having a really bad breakout. My dermatologist gave me medication, but it didn’t help at all. I decided to try this soap, and it honestly made a huge difference. My skin is now completely back to normal. If you’re struggling with breakouts and nothing else work not even medication this might be a great option for you.🥰

This stuff really worksEffectiveness:It does what it says it does it definitely takes away scarring from acne we are on our second bar

I’ve been using this product for about two weeks now, and I truly appreciate how refreshingly clean my face feels after each wash. The lather is delightful, and it rinses off easily without leaving any residue. However, I must admit that I haven't noticed a significant change in the overall appearance of my skin. While my complexion feels invigorated and smooth, I was hoping for more visible improvements, such as reduced redness or clearer pores. I’ll continue to use it, but I’m curious to see if any long-term benefits emerge.

This soap has helped me so much during my pregnancy. I have had hormonal breakouts on my arms and back. I was literally buying and trying every product and I came across this.. I’ve been using it for about 3 weeks now and my skin is the clearest it’s been a long time.

It's okay

Muy bueno me a ayudado bastante con mis granitos me dejó la piel muy linda

Very effective

I cut open the inner plastic wrap and was hit with a smell so unpleasant that I could not even consider trying it on my feet, let alone my face. The best I can describe it would be my great, great grandmother's closet - a combo of old woman perfume, licorice, and moth balls. I expected some botanical scent, but not this. I even looked up "scent" and "smell" in the reviews before purchasing, as I have a sensitive nose, and only found one - a reviewer who said it smelled good?!?I would consider returning it, but an opened bar of soap would not be re-sellable. Plus, it would stink up my car to drive it to a UPS drop-off. So, I guess I'll chalk it up as a lesson learned and toss it.