Good Molecules
Good Molecules 10% Azelaic Acid Treatment for Face – Soothing Formula for Facial Redness & Uneven Tone – Brightens Dark Spots & Refines Texture – Vegan & Fragrance-Free Skincare (30ml / 1.01 fl oz.)
Targets
dark_spotsSensitivityExfoliation
Certifications
Cruelty-FreeVeganFragrance-Free
About this Product
Good Molecules's fragrance — 10% Azelaic Acid Treatment for Face Targets dark spots and sensitivity.
About Good Molecules
Good Molecules is a cruelty-free, affordable skincare brand focused on clinically effective ingredients at transparent prices. Known for Niacinamide Toning Solution, Discoloration Correcting Serum, and Hyaluronic Acid Serum with no unnecessary additives.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Good Molecules 10% Azelaic Acid Treatment for Face – Soothing Formula for Facial Redness & Uneven Tone – Brightens Dark Spots & Refines Texture – Vegan & Fragrance-Free Skincare (30ml / 1.01 fl oz.) good for?▾
Good Molecules 10% Azelaic Acid Treatment for Face – Soothing Formula for Facial Redness & Uneven Tone – Brightens Dark Spots & Refines Texture – Vegan & Fragrance-Free Skincare (30ml / 1.01 fl oz.) is formulated for dark_spots, sensitivity, exfoliation.
Is Good Molecules Good Molecules 10% cruelty-free?▾
Yes — Good Molecules 10% Azelaic Acid Treatment for Face – Soothing Formula for Facial Redness & Uneven Tone – Brightens Dark Spots & Refines Texture – Vegan & Fragrance-Free Skincare (30ml / 1.01 fl oz.) is cruelty-free, vegan, fragrance-free.
How much does Good Molecules Good Molecules 10% cost per fl oz?▾
At $11.99 for 1.01 fl oz, that works out to $11.87 per fl oz.
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