So, it’s pretty evident that people love the brand. This Starface review only found a few criticisms while conducting our research.

Schott wanted to invent something for pimple-prone people that combined education with effective ingredients. She also wanted to create something inclusive, accessible, and fun. Now, normalizing acne is the company’s primary goal.

AHAs are organic acids that include skincare hard-hitters like glycolic and lactic acid. Evidently, these exfoliants reduce signs of aging by exfoliating the superficial layer of skin. Starface also uses salicylic acid, which is a BHA. It’s especially beneficial for acne-prone skin. In the Exfoliating Night Water, it regulates excess sebum. Lastly, we have the PHA gluconolactone. We know, it’s a bit of a mouthful, but it’s the most gentle exfoliant of the bunch. It can be used for multiple sensitive skin conditions like rosacea and atopic dermatitis. In this product, it assists in delivering hydration as well. The Moisture on Mars cream receives a positive response. One customer writes, “ Honestly, the best daily moisturizer I’ve ever tried. I have sensitive, acne-prone skin, so I have to be careful about ingredients. But, this is so gentle and never leaves me feeling greasy.”

The last skincare product in this Starface review is the Exfoliating Night Water. As the name suggests, this is an oil-free product exfoliator that reveals an even texture and radiant complexion. It does this using alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs), beta-hydroxy acids (BHAs), and polyhydroxy acids (PHAs).

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