Alright, so I finally got the AHA, and holy crap is it runny! I don't like it being in a tube that has to sit on the cap, because everything squirts out if I don't hold it shake it upside down first. Ugh. I know its harder to get all the product out of the pumps, but at least it doesn't do that.
Since I don't have any active pimples (!) I couldn't really spot treat, so I spread a very thin layer on the worst redmarks I have on my cheeks and chin. No stinging or itching at all, but I didn't use very much. I used the regular moisturizer after awhile all over my face, but not very much. That was Wednesday night.
Thursday night I did the same.
Then yesterday morning, I noticed two small pimples on my chin. They were the kind with the firm center that can be squeezed out really easily (sorry, that was gross). Then last night there was a 3rd one above my left eyebrow.
Has this happened to anyone else on the AHA? They're not big inflamed whiteheads or anything, but it sure is weird that after being clear for so long, this happens. I really want something to help the redmarks fade, and everyone says AHA will do that, but is this the downside? I'm going to skip a couple nights and apply it again Monday or Tuesday so hopefully this won't happen.
Also, Thursday night I was ridiculously tired and I was rubbing my eyes for a minute. It's such a bad habit, and I know that, but it's so comforting. I've done it my entire life with no ill effects, but Thursday around 1 am I look in the mirror and there's a vertical bruise on my nose, between my eyes. WTF? I didn't rub them exceptionally hard or anything, but my skin bruised! It's going away, but Friday morning I had to cover it with makeup.
Does BP make the skin that sensitive?
Anyway, other than those two minor things, everything is great! My skin feels and looks good for the most part, I would just like to help the old stuff fade now. If I can do that, I will feel like the regimen has been a success for me.
I will try to post pictures tonight, weird bruise and all.