Azelaic Acid Exosome Shot W1

Post-spot skin texture, uneven-looking tone and visible redness from dryness are the intended areas of care for this azelaic ampoule. It lists 15 million exosomes, 5% niacinamide and 30 μm particles described as 25x smaller than pores. Its light, fast-absorbing hydration has a natural mint shade from botanicals, with no artificial colour added.

Make this the first step after cleansing: spread across the face, excluding the eye and lip areas, then massage and pat it in. Follow with the named Azelaic Acid Serum or a regular water-based moisturiser. Each pump is what the product information calls one Exosome Shot. Begin with the 2000 option if new to the product; prior users may consider 7500 in line with their skin’s condition.

Check tolerance with a small amount behind the ear, especially on sensitive or delicate skin. The described micro-particle reaction can include temporary tingling, warmth, redness or itching. Adjust use to the skin’s sensitivity, including when another potentially irritating ingredient is present; the information does not identify a companion ingredient that must always be avoided. Users unfamiliar with spicules are advised against using them with AGE-R devices. Keep the formula away from eyes and lips and follow its specific instructions. The reported redness measurements relate to dryness and do not describe a disease.