Costco Wholesale has for their Members: 4-Piece COSRX 6x Peptide Skin Booster Serum Set + 3-Piece COSRXAha/Bha Clarifying Treatment Toner Set + 2-Count RAWQUEST Barrier Enhancing Toner to Essence for $37.96 when you follow the steps below. Shipping is free.
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Costco Wholesale has for their Members: 4-Piece COSRX 6x Peptide Skin Booster Serum Set + 3-Piece COSRXAha/Bha Clarifying Treatment Toner Set + 2-Count RAWQUEST Barrier Enhancing Toner to Essence for $37.96 when you follow the steps below. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter niki4h for posting this deal.
They aren't, even though there are two toners, they can be used together. In fact, if your skin isn't used to AHA, the barrier toner is good to apply with it.
The steps I'd recommend:
1. Cleanse (I like gentle milky or oil cleansers)
2. Toners. I'd apply the AHA/BHA first, and then the barrier toner, but you can do the opposite if you experience stinging.
3. Peptide serum
4. Moisturizer of your choice
AHA stands for alpha hydroxy acid, I'm not sure which one or ones specifically, but lactic and glycolic are common. They are excellent chemical exfoliators and increase cell turnover as well as help treat acne. They are real skincare powerhouses with multiple benefits. BHA is salicylic acid, which helps break down sebum in your pores to prevent blackheads.
Also not working on 3rd order for me. Discount could be dead or there is 2x use limit
Yes 2 orders only
"Buy More, Save More on Qualifying Beauty Items. Buy 3, Save $30. Buy 4+, Save $50. Valid 03/03/25 through 03/14/25. While supplies last. Online-Only. Limit 2 redemptions per member."
They aren't, even though there are two toners, they can be used together. In fact, if your skin isn't used to AHA, the barrier toner is good to apply with it.
The steps I'd recommend:
1. Cleanse (I like gentle milky or oil cleansers)
2. Toners. I'd apply the AHA/BHA first, and then the barrier toner, but you can do the opposite if you experience stinging.
3. Peptide serum
4. Moisturizer of your choice
AHA stands for alpha hydroxy acid, I'm not sure which one or ones specifically, but lactic and glycolic are common. They are excellent chemical exfoliators and increase cell turnover as well as help treat acne. They are real skincare powerhouses with multiple benefits. BHA is salicylic acid, which helps break down sebum in your pores to prevent blackheads.
I use prescription Retin A every other night.
Would adding these in combined with that be too much?
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The steps I'd recommend:
1. Cleanse (I like gentle milky or oil cleansers)
2. Toners. I'd apply the AHA/BHA first, and then the barrier toner, but you can do the opposite if you experience stinging.
3. Peptide serum
4. Moisturizer of your choice
AHA stands for alpha hydroxy acid, I'm not sure which one or ones specifically, but lactic and glycolic are common. They are excellent chemical exfoliators and increase cell turnover as well as help treat acne. They are real skincare powerhouses with multiple benefits. BHA is salicylic acid, which helps break down sebum in your pores to prevent blackheads.
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"Buy More, Save More on Qualifying Beauty Items. Buy 3, Save $30. Buy 4+, Save $50. Valid 03/03/25 through 03/14/25. While supplies last. Online-Only. Limit 2 redemptions per member."
Maybe it is like that.
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Add the first 2 then go to the link to more qualifying products and sort by price.
The steps I'd recommend:
1. Cleanse (I like gentle milky or oil cleansers)
2. Toners. I'd apply the AHA/BHA first, and then the barrier toner, but you can do the opposite if you experience stinging.
3. Peptide serum
4. Moisturizer of your choice
AHA stands for alpha hydroxy acid, I'm not sure which one or ones specifically, but lactic and glycolic are common. They are excellent chemical exfoliators and increase cell turnover as well as help treat acne. They are real skincare powerhouses with multiple benefits. BHA is salicylic acid, which helps break down sebum in your pores to prevent blackheads.
Would adding these in combined with that be too much?
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