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Aug 12, 2016
Sasha S.
Has anyone tried the drunk elephant framboos glycolic night serum? I stumbled across it in sephoras website and it seems to have really good reviews.
Aug 12, 2016
Leuca S.
It's a well-formulated product (unlike 95% of what Sephora carries for skincare), and it's at the correct PH for the glycolic acid to function as an exfoliating ingredient, but I firmly believe it's way overpriced. Its primary benefit is coming from the glycolic/salicylic acid combination, with some anti-inflammatory plant extracts to ease use. None of these ingredients combined add up to that kind of price point, but if you like the ease of use it can provide, it's not a waste of your money per se.
As a general rule, I take reviews of skincare with a grain of salt, as the placebo effect is very strong with Sephora (and other beauty website) reviewers. That's why they're constantly switching up the products they use; they're never satisfied because the placebo effect wears off or their skin gets worse after it immediately appears to be better.
Aug 12, 2016
April S.
I completely agree Leuca. Do you have a glycolic you recommend?
Aug 12, 2016
Leuca S.
It really depends on your skin type, and what your concerns are. Chemical exfoliants come in two primary types: AHA (glycolic and sometimes lactic acid) and BHA (salicylic acid). Their concentration and base formula will also have an effect on how they perform/the aesthetics on your skin, so knowing exactly what you're looking for in your routine will help to pick out something. If you struggle at all with breakouts, I generally recommend skipping a glycolic acid product and going for a well-formulated salicylic acid product instead, even if you have drier skin.
It would also help to know your general price range, as some formulas are more complex, which can warrant a slightly higher price tag.
My favorite brand of exfoliants is Paula's Choice, though there are some other options on the market. I think they have the absolute best bang for your buck. You can find some slightly less expensive (with less advanced formulas) within the Alpha Skin Care line. Any others that aren't ridiculously expensive are just random hidden gems found within various lines.
Again, the more expensive ones aren't necessarily a waste of your money if you're getting the benefits and the formula really agrees with your skin, but I think it's a shame if you don't explore options that are likely just as effective with a significantly lower price tag.
Aug 12, 2016
Sasha S.
Thank you Leuca I will look into Paula's choice.