
the ordinary
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No pricing data available yet for The Ordinary The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solution (Solução tonificante de ácido glicólico 7%)
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Pixi · drugstore
Contains glycolic acid but listed after many other ingredients (much lower concentration than The Ordinary's 7%), and adds salicylic acid plus a big actives cocktail that changes the exfoliation profile.
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Acqua alle Rose · drugstore
This is basically a fragranced rose floral water with citric acid; it does not list glycolic acid at all despite the analysis tag, so it lacks the core exfoliating active entirely.
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Thayers · drugstore
Witch hazel and rose water toner with no glycolic acid in the ingredient list, so it can't replicate the 7% AHA exfoliation the source is built around.
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Burt's Bees · drugstore
This is a soothing witch hazel/aloe toner with sugars and citric acid but no glycolic acid, so it lacks the key exfoliating active entirely.
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Dr Teal's · drugstore
A witch hazel and rose oil facial mist with no glycolic acid or AHA exfoliant listed, so it serves a completely different purpose than the source's chemical exfoliating toner.
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