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I learned at 17 that I’ll always have someone on my side even when I’m wrong. I learned at 19 that the people I wasn’t friends with in high school were the ones missing out. I learned at 20 that my mom and my friends were right about that boy. I learned at 23 that your best friend doesn’t have to be human. I learned at 25 that the person you’d drive six hours to see for one day isn’t just a friend. But of all the things it took me too long to learn- I wish I knew sooner to spend my time with the ones who make things feel easy.
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If I stayed with my ex, I would be married with kids right now and honestly I would be really happy, I know that. But I wouldn’t have met you or your sister or my neighbors or any of the guys I’ve dated in the past 5 years or any of the people I consider my best friends right now. And there are thousands of pictures I wouldn’t have taken and memories I wouldn’t have made and trips I wouldn’t have gone on and favorite outfits I wouldn’t have bought. And I wouldn’t live in this apartment and I wouldn’t have taken this job. I was so close to my entire life being completely different. My life that I’m in love with almost didn’t exist. That’s why I’m thankful for that breakup and all the worst moments of my life. Because I wouldn’t have what I have right now without every decision I’ve made leading up to today, even the bad ones.
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there’s nothing ordinary about the ordinary
It might be too soon to write this review, given that the turnover rate for cells is a little over a month and I’ve only used this for two or three weeks now. However, the changes that my skin has gone through in just two weeks has been nothing short of ordinary.
For those that don’t know about this magical little potion, The Ordinary’s AHA 30% + BHA 2% Peeling Solution is a 10 minute exfoliating facial with a pH of around 3.6. In other words, don’t leave it on for more than 10 minutes or it will give you a chemical burn. They say the color varies seasonally, which explains why the bottle depicted in this picture is a bright red but my solution is a deep deoxygenated blood-like color. In fact, I like to think I’m smearing the blood of my enemies every time I do the facial. Kidding, that’s just my dark humor talking. With 30% Alpha Hydroxy Acids (Glycolic/Lactic/Tartaric/Citric) and 2% Beta Hydroxy Acid (Salicylic Acid), it’s designed to exfoliate the skin’s topmost layer for a “brighter and more even appearance” (AHA) and exfoliate the skin with an extended function to help clear pore congestion (BHA).
As for personal results, it’s been a ride. I have a combination of oily and dry skin, with the oily skin being primarily in my T-zone. I wouldn’t say I have sensitive skin but after using this product, I might start believing I do. The first application two weeks ago went smoothly. It didn’t burn and my skin felt and looked great afterwards. Fast forward a week later, the second application stung quite a bit and my skin appeared to be irritated. I had bumps on my cheeks which I usually only get when I am having an allergic reaction to something I ate. I got two pimples, but I sincerely believe it was hormonal since they appeared in my usual problem areas (forehead and near the nose). I went online and started researching the common side effects or reactions to the peeling solution and came across the term ‘purging.’ According to board-certified dermatologist Dr. Deanne Mraz Robinson, the term ‘skin purging’ refers to a reaction to an active ingredient that is increasing skin cell turnover rate. To the best of my understanding, as the skin cell turnover speeds up, the skin sheds dead skin cells faster than normal and it also brings up all the dirty gunk that clogs pores.
For me, purging was having little pre-pimples all over my cheeks which I still have to this day (it’s been a week, for reference). However, after doing the facial again 2 days ago, it has gotten much better and my face is looking a lot better. It’s glowing aside from the two pimples that are quickly healing and the pre-pimples that are disappearing. Whether my skin is purging or it’s getting irritated every time I use it, I still don’t know since I have not hit a month of using the product. However, going off the basis that my skin looks really well right now, I’m going to assume that it’s purging. I’m excited to see how it looks once the month is over and will be deciding to continue using the facial once a week here on after.
Some additional details: I was originally using the Hylamide Low-Molecular HA serum and The Ordinary’s Natural Moisturizing Factors + HA moisturizer after the peeling solution. However, since I was not sure if I was having a reaction to the peeling solution or was purging, I stopped using both products and am now using my favorite moisturizer, Dr. Jart+’s Ceramidin cream, after the chemical peel. I have seen a noticeable difference using Dr. Jart+ instead of The Ordinary’s moisturizer, so I might just stick to my trustworthy Dr. Jart+ Ceramidin cream.
I will be (hopefully) be posting a part 2 once the month is up or a little later with pictures. Stay tuned!
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