AHA+ - VERY liquidy

it seems to work pretty good as a spot treatment, but when i try to use it every other night as a nighttime moisturizer (w/ 12 drops of jojoba oil, if that makes a difference), *waiting 30 minutes after appyling the treatment, when i touch my face, an entire layer is peeled off. i use the amount dan recommends as a nighttime moisturizer.

should i keep on using it? after a week of trying the AHA+, i've switched back to the acne.org moisturizer every night.

should i return it? (...i ordered it last year?)

does this happen to everyone, or did i get a bad batch?

also, doesn't the EXTREME balling up (it all comes off my face...) prevent the AHA+ from absorbing into my skin? does it also get rid of benzoyl peroxide's effect?

thanks (:

wondering about the community on acne.org

so, i'm sure a lot of us have been to different sites, forums, etc. for different things.
i know i have.
none of them were about acne, only this site.
and what i've noticed?
everyone is so nice and polite at acne.org, versus other places.
why is that?
one site i've been to, people are downright rude, telling people to "STFU & go die, you have no idea what you're talking about." and continue to swear some more.
just because they put an idea out there.
but at acne.org, even if someone is being jokingly rude (and that is made clear), or are negative, people understand and send back positive feedback.
everyone here is polite.
is it because dan is so kind to everyone?
is it because acne.org addresses a more serious issue?
and...
of course i'm going to connect all of this to acne - this is ACNE.org.
is it because we're all going through the same thing & have something to relate to?
or maybe that people that have experienced acne have experienced low self-esteem, and are therefore more considerate, understanding, less superficial, not egotistic, have a developed personality?
that, i think, is a huge contributing factor.
...and all because of horrible skin?


just wondering. (: what are your opinions?