Can’t review the liquid exfoliant it leaked during delivery but the acid booster is top tier excellent for acne prone skin

Okay, there is no need to say just how good the two products are individually, but I will do so anyway. Firstly, the 2% BHA exfoliant is a cult classic for a reason. It works some real magic when it comes to pores and blackheads. It is also rather gentle, which makes it suitable for more sensitive skin. The only problem I have is with the application, which tends to be difficult - the lotion and the gel versions are much better in that regard, but I have found them to be less effective overall when it comes to results. Secondly, the Azelaic Acid Booster is probably the best widely-available product for hyperpigmentation (I prefer the Topicals Faded Serum, but it tends to be harder to come by at least in Europe). Azelaic Acid is one of those ingredients that make a difference immediately when you introduce them to your routine. So, naturally, most people will be pleased with the result the product delivers. However, my only problem with this bundle is that I do not think many people should use both products in the same routine. It is a nice price and both products are exceptional, but you need to have really oily/blemish-prone skin to really justify using the booster and the exfoliant simultaneously.

I got this set to finally try out these products but the toner broke me out on the first try! Really popular products are always a hit or miss for me but this was really dissapointing for the price of both the products, the azelaic acid was just okay, the ordinary azelaic acid is better.

It's a great (saving) set, especially if on sale :) I looove Paula's choice BHA (and use it daily in the mornings) and I am very excited to try Azelaic acid booster and see for myself if it's worth the hype. So far used the booster once and it felt nice, no irritation at all, but I am used to AHA/BHA products since I have combo acne prone skin.