Conditional formatting - formatting the lowest 2 numbers in a list of 12 numbers

I have a list of numbers in A1:A12 as follows:

8
8
8
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
6

I'm trying to conditionally format the two lowest numbers, in this case the "6" and one of the three "8's". When I used the Bottom rule in Conditional Formatting, it highlights the 6 and all three 8's, since those are the two lowest values in the list. In other words, after the conditional formatting, I always want 10 of the 12 numbers to remain unformatted.

Thanks in advance for your help.

Thanks, Spitzerpl. It sort of worked. When I applied the formatting (in this case, changing the color of the selected cells to red), it changed 3 of them. It changed the 6 and the first 8, but it also changed the first 12. I then changed the two of the 12's to 13's and it changed the first 13 as well. It seems like it is taking the first number of each group and identifying it as one to be formatted, rather than the two lowest numbers.

Thanks, Benishiryo. This worked fine until I made one change. I changed the 6 to an 8 and it did not highlight a second "8." I should have said this in my original post, but it conceivable that my data will end up being all 8's or all 12's or whatever number. Even in that case, I will need the rule to format two of the numbers despite the fact that they are all the same.

Close. It works as long as one of the other numbers is 7 or lower. If I change the 6 to an 8 or higher, it still only formats the first 8.

Very close. It works in all scenarios except for two of them. It works fine if I have the following numbers: 8,8,8,8,8,8,8,8,8,8,8,9. It selects the first two 8's like it should. But, if I change the 9 to an 8, then none of the numbers are formatted.

The second scenario is similar. Using the same numbers as above, if I change the 9 to a 7 or less, it highlights the new number like it should, but not one of the 8's.

Thanks for your help in working through this. I really appreciate it.