TLC Framboos Glycolic Night Serum.

"Drunk Elephant TLC Framboos is one of the most talked about exfoliants in Sephora right now, and it's ninety dollars for a one ounce bottle. Glycolic acid sits close to water on the ingredient list so it's probably around seven percent, doing a lot of the heavy lifting, with lactic acid and tartaric acid as supporting AHAs, which tracks with the ten percent AHA total on the label. The salicylic acid is at one percent, not two percent, and that's a deliberate formulation choice, not a shortcut, so you're getting real BHA activity and genuine pore penetration, but at a concentration that's gentler and better tolerated for regular use. This is not a weak formula by any means, I think it's a thoughtfully calibrated formula. The rest of the formula, the horse chestnut extract, raspberry fruit extract, marula seed oil, cross polymer hyaluronic acid, and allantoin, is where it really earns some of its price tag. If you have congestion, blackheads, enlarged pores, or oily skin alongside texture concerns, you need both AHA and BHA working together, and this is an actual AHA and BHA treatment where both things are working. The price tag is real, but the functionality difference is also real, so pay the ninety dollars if that's what your skin needs."

"Their TLC Framboos is a glycolic serum definitely suited for an evening skin care routine for gentle exfoliation. I actually found it a little bit more gentle than the Dermik Sleep serum that I've been using. I highly recommend using this especially if you're a beginner to glycolic. I suspect that the glycolic percentage in this is fairly low, but definitely always patch test if you're using an exfoliating serum for the first time."