Both products provide similar results for dull, aging skin, so, understandably, you may be unsure about which is right for you.
As we mentioned before, The Shortcut is a great choice if you have sensitive skin or if you’re new to acids. It’s a leave-on lotion that has AHAs but also nourishing ingredients like vitamin E, allantoin, and rosehip seed oil for added moisture and protection. The Shortcut is applied overnight as the last step of your routine up to 3 nights per week.
Consider Doctor’s Visit as a more intensive version of The Shortcut. It’s a wash-off mask that only sits on the skin for 2-3 minutes once per week, maximizing the skin’s resurfacing potential without damaging it. Because Doctor’s Visit contains salicylic acid, a proven ingredient for treating pimples, it may be a better choice for acne-prone skin types, too.