Active Ingredient

A versatile organic acid – antibacterial, soothing and brightening. For skin prone to blemishes, redness and dark spots.

Azelaic Acid
Key facts
Ingredient type
Dicarboxylic acid
Effects
Antibacterial, soothing, brightening, sebum-regulating
Who it's for
Blemish-prone skin, skin with rosacea, skin with dark spots
Pairs well with
Hyaluronic acid, niacinamide, ceramides
Don't combine with
Vitamin C (different pH), strong AHA/BHA acids – use separately

What is azelaic acid?

A dicarboxylic acid that occurs naturally in grains. In cosmetics it is used in concentrations of up to 10%.

How does azelaic acid work?

It has an antibacterial effect on acne-causing bacteria, soothes redness, brightens dark spots and gently dissolves dead skin cells.

Who is azelaic acid for?

For skin prone to blemishes and redness, and for dark spots left after breakouts. Sensitive skin tolerates it well, too.

How do you use azelaic acid?

Once or twice a day. Retinol in the evening, azelaic acid in the morning. Combine it with hyaluronic acid.