Ecodrop Azelaic Acid & Hyaluronic Acid Serum - 30ml | Daily Gentle Anti-Ageing Skincare for Face Reduces Acne, Redness, Dark Spot Blemishes & Brightens All Skin Types | Vegan & Cruelty-Free

My mum always use that product and I use hers and because is so good this time I order by my self , highly recommended, my skin look amazing now , thank you so much to ecodrop.

Not a fan of this product. Leaves a sticky feeling on your face and after a few hours of your rub your face it goes all bitty. Haven't really seen a difference in my skin.

This has helped clear my skin and keep it much clearer, I have been impressed, plus it's good to fight wrinkles.

This comes in a light eco-friendly cardboard protection. The serum is in a glass clear bottle with an eye dropper dispenser. The serum contains lavender but I can't smell it at all. the serum has very little scent. It is a clear serum and very light. I found that it soaked in really quickly and my skin felt moisturised but not greasy or wet at all. The serum contains 10 % Azelaic Acid, and a collagen-boosting Hyaluronic acid which helps to firm skin, increase elasticity. It is perfect to apply before moisturiser and make-up as it soaks in so well.

I didn’t notice any difference at all so won’t be buying again

I love that this product is vegan and cruelty free. I also love that the packaging is recyclable and sustainable. This has so many ticks before we even get to what's inside the bottle! The bottle comes with a dropper for ease of application, and the product itself has a great consistency - a little goes a long way! It smells lovely, and soaks into the skin well. It is designed to help repair amd brighten skin, and only time will tell if it does that. For now, what I can say, is that I would happily buy this again. I have very sensitive skin, and have had no issue with it whatsoever. Can and do recommend. It's so refreshing to see a brand dedicated, not only to great skincare, but also taking care of our planet. 🌍❤️🌍

This is an azelaic acid serum that comes in a 30ml glass bottle with dropper. It came nicely presented with a cardboard sleeve to advise what the product’s for, how to use it and the brand’s mission. I’d never used azelaic acid before this but I came across it when looking for ways to deal with my current skin issues so I was really keen to give this a try. It’s also the first time I’ve ever seen a wooden lid or part around the dropper before, which is obviously part of the brand’s mission to be more eco-friendly and reduce plastic use. The bottle, with frosted glass and a simple flower-themed label in addition to the wooden part, give a more natural vibe to the product. It’s designed to “soothe, repair, restore” via a mix of hyaluronic acid, 10% azelaic acid and lavender. I like that it’s non-comedogenic. It a nutshell, the serum is supposed to help fight spots, calm skin and any rashes, moisturise, get skin looking fresh and even skin tone. It also helps with fading scars and reducing dark spots or hyperpigmentation. This comes out as a clear substance, a mix of liquid and gel that makes for a good consistency so only a little is needed to smooth over the face. It seems to absorb quite well and my skin does feel nice afterwards, being soft and quite supple. To use, apply “a few drops” (I use 2) to clean skin and massage in. That’s it. The brand suggests using daily or as often as needed, but I’ve been trying this each evening. The product is vegan, handmade in Britain and, very importantly, cruelty-free. Ecodrop note that they aim for a deeper connection to the natural world through their sustainable business practices and only buy from smaller farms with the highest environmental and ethical standards. I like the brand’s ethos and I really like the serum. It’s lovely to apply and feels good on my skin, and it does help to calm the redness I get. I think it’ll take longer to see the results of other potential benefits like reducing dark spots or balancing skin and blemishes, but I’m keen to keep using this as it has been great thus far. For £15.99 at the time of writing, it’s a better priced serum than many out there and I think it’s a good buy for 10% azelaic acid with HA.

I guess this is functional as a serum, but it didn't do anything discernible for my skin. Not worth the money, certainly.