A.Stop Clear Serum (5 Days Miracle BHA Serum) Review
Key Ingredients
Rubus Coreanus Root Extract, Aloe Arborescens Leaf Extract, Grape Fruit Extract, Peach Fruit Extract, Pineapple Fruit Extract, Kiwi Fruit Extract, Strawberry Fruit Extract, Enantia Chlorantha Bark Extract, Bergamot Fruit Oil, Salicylic Acid, Citric Acid, Lactic Acid, Glycolic Acid, Bambusa Vulgaris Leaf/Stem Extract, Oleanolic Acid, and Willow Bark Extract.
Review
Texture-wise, the A.Stop Clear Serum (5 Days Miracle BHA Serum) is very liquidy and at first glance, it appears to be clear in color but if you look into the bottle, you'll notice that the serum is slightly brownish but still transparent. At first, I thought that the bottle was made of plastic because of its appearance but it was actually made of glass.
Light on the skin, the A.Stop serum is quickly absorbed by my skin and it doesn't leave a sticky finish. It doesn't look dewy either but it leaves my skin looking hydrated but despite the hydrated appearance I still followed up with a moisturizer since using a lot of acids could possibly dehydrate my skin and I'm not sure how much acids this serum has so it's better to hydrate afterward anyway.
Recently, I've been getting pimples in my chin a lot and most of these pimples are cystic acne. I suspect that the chin pimples are due to my thyroid condition but I'm not really sure. During the time that I've used the A.Stop clear balm and A.Stop clear serum, my acne has improved. Whenever I get big bumps on my chin (under the skin), it usually turns reddish after 2 days, and eventually a pimple pus forms. However, since using the A.Stop duo, the bumps got smaller a lot faster and it didn't end up getting pimple pus.
Read my A.Stop Clear Balm review.
PRICE
You can get the A.Stop Clear Balm at my Charis Shop for P980 ($18).
Watch my unboxing video and see how the products look on my hand.
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