I received the Ain't Misbehavin' by Dermadoctor and I have such a bad relationship with my skin and my pimples show up in the most random places and they come and go at the most inconvenient times. But when I use this serum, I just use a little bit of it and it doesn't even dry my face out. My face is so dry, like I get dry flakes in my eyebrows and stuff. When I use this, I have control of when my pimples, when I want my pimples to go away. I know that the next day, my pimple will be flat and the redness will go down. So I really love this product and I'm definitely going to be getting it again.

the Dermadoctor salicylic acid serum. This serum is very strong. It is 2% salicylic acid, but it feels very cooling and very strong on the skin at first. So if you have any broken skin, it really does feel a bit irritating at the start. But I will say that it feels really effective. It leaves this sensation of your skin actually tightening up and I can feel it doing its job. I have quite acne-prone skin and I've tried quite a few salicylic acid products and I'd say this is really, really good. It has been tested on sensitive skin and it is not irritating in that sense. It's just that initial a bit of a burning sensation for me. Maybe other skin types would be more okay. But overall, as a treatment, every like five days, it's very good.

Hi guys, so this is the Amos Behaven acne serum from Dermadoctor. I've been using this for about two weeks now and I'm going to be completely honest, I do not love it. The reason I don't love it is it does burn when I put it on my skin and I just haven't noticed a huge difference in my acne. I just kind of feel like it's the same and I feel like it just dried out my skin rather than like actively fighting the bacteria. It does have 2% of salicylic acid in it, which is a really good ingredient if you are trying to get rid of acne. But so far I just haven't seen a huge increase in my skin. So unfortunately I will not be continuing using this product. But if you do have acne, you might as well try it out. Like I said, the active ingredient in it is salicylic acid, which is really good for you. So it didn't work for me, it might work out for you. Let me know if you do try it, how it works for you.

Okay, so today we are going to review the, is it Cockadoo C? Intensive Vitamin C Pill Pads with Ferulic Acid and Vitamin E. The packaging is super cute. I've been using these for about 5 days. They're supposed to brighten in, even skin tone. I don't know that I've seen, I guess I see a pretty good difference. You're supposed to wipe, cleanse your face first, dry it, then wipe it on, let it sit for 1-3 minutes and that's it. So I'm going to wipe this off and come back. So I just got done wiping this off now. This is from Dermadoctor and it has a really, it is a really high price point. I don't know that I would have ever bought this for myself, but I got my product free from Flip and definitely isn't a 10th pill. I guess we'll see in one month if I see any difference. Have a good one!

I'm gonna try the derma doctor vitamin C appeal pad got this in my flip box This is my skin before I'm gonna put this on leave it on for three minutes and show you afterwards Okay, this is my face right after I used it. I left it on for about two minutes It says leave on for one to three units comes out looking like this So I put it all around my face and then I should have left it here And then after the minutes I wash my face. Can you tell a difference? I'm not sure it felt fine though didn't burn

So I've been using the Skin Peel Pads. I know a little bit of a breakout because of my time of the month but it was honestly really good in evening out my complexion.

Hey y'all, I just did Derm Doctor's Physical Chemistry Microdermabrasion Multiacid Peel. You don't use it very much. A little goes a long way. As you can see, my face is a little bit red. I followed the instructions. You put a little on your finger, massage it in two, three minutes, rinse it off, and my skin feels so soft. I really like it. I got it as a free gift, thankfully, because it's a little bit pricey, but again, a little goes a long way. I'm not sure how often you do it. I think I could do it more than maybe like twice a week. I'll have to look at the instructions, but I'd give it a thumbs up. Happy shopping! Face is a little red, so don't do it before you go out.

Okay, flippers, so I got the Dermadoctor, physical chemistry, and it's like a microdermabrasion and multi-acid peel. It didn't bother me, it didn't burn for me, but I know some other people have said that they have burned their faces, but I did do it in the shower, which I highly recommend because it's like a, it's like almost a sand texture. So I definitely would recommend doing it in the shower. I love it, and if you need like a nice reset for your skin, like I said, it didn't bother me at all. I could probably use this every other night and be fine, but I know some people will have sensitive skin. So, yeah. I would definitely recommend it. 

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Overall, abi's review highlights the effectiveness of the Ain't Misbehavin' Acne Control Serum in addressing her skin concerns. The serum's ability to control pimples and reduce redness impressed her. She also appreciated that it didn't dry out her face, a common issue she faces. With abi's positive experience, it seems that this product could be a reliable solution for those struggling with acne.

Tereze

The reviewer, Tereze, shares her experience with the Ain't Misbehavin' Acne Control Serum by DERMAdoctor. She mentions that the serum contains 2% salicylic acid, which initially feels strong and cooling on the skin. However, she notes that if you have any broken skin, it can be a bit irritating. Despite this, Tereze finds the serum to be effective, as it leaves her skin feeling tightened and she can feel it doing its job. She mentions that she has acne-prone skin and has tried various salicylic acid products, but finds this one to be really good. Although it may cause a burning sensation initially, Tereze believes that it could be more suitable for other skin types. Overall, she recommends using this serum as a treatment every five days.

Video Review of #DERMADOCTOR Ain't Misbehavin' Acne Control Serum by abi

Video Review of #DERMADOCTOR Ain't Misbehavin' Acne Control Serum by abi