Paula's Choice Liquid Exfoliators? Thoughts, experiences?

Jan 14, 2015

Amber L.

Hey everyone,

So after advice from you beauties, I have decided to change my skincare routine, and instead of using a AHA/BHA cleanser twice a day, I have switched to Cetaphil, and am considering using a Paula's Choice Liquid Exfoliator 1-2 times a week. I have hormonal acne, mainly on my chin and around my nose and mouth. I know from Kitty's knowledge, that for acne breakouts, BHA would be better than AHA, but I am still unsure as to which product would be best suited for me. I was looking at either the 1% or 2% liquid BHA exfoliator, or the liquid acne exfoliator with salicyclic acid, though I have stopped using salicyclic acid in favour of 5% benzoyl peroxide as I believe it may work better for me.
Any thoughts, suggestions or experiences would be great, thanks heaps!

Jan 14, 2015

Angel D.

Ummmm...

Jan 14, 2015

Winnie B.

Following! I hope things are well :)

Jan 14, 2015

Amber L.

Thanks Winnie, hope all is well with you too!

Jan 16, 2015

Kristen M.

Please can you guys follow me just getting started and could use your help and tip cheers Kristen xx

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