I've probably professed my love for the Drunk Elephant T.L.C Sukari Babyfacial on here many times before and it's still a staple in my skincare routine. As a sensitive skin type, I've always been wary of at-home peels until I tried this treatment. I was intrigued awhile back when I heard that Deciem’s The Ordinary 30% AHA and 2% BHA Peeling Solution was a possible dupe for Babyfacial so I thought I'd look into it.
Note: I'll only be talking the products in this post and not going into anything about the brands themselves or their recent feud. I will say that Drunk Elephant and The Ordinary as brands are fundamentally different in a number of ways even though some of the products they make appear to be similar.
At first glance these two products do sound similar. Both are wash off chemical exfoliants that work with a combination of AHA (alpha hydroxy acids; glycolic, tartaric, lactic & citric acids) and BHA (beta hydroxy acids; salicylic acid). The chemical makeup of these two products sound fairly comparable on the surface as well. Now let's break it down...
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