Freshly Juiced Vitamin Charging Serum.

"I think that the new Klairs Freshly Juiced Vitamin Charging Serum is a solid offering. I've been really impressed with it. I think it's great for brightening. I think they've really smartly formulated this to really up the antioxidant profile and I think that they have created a serum that is going to address more of the sensitive skin folks who have been turned away from the original Freshly Juiced Vitamin Drop Serum. I think that they have overall really improved upon some of the pain points that some of us may have had with the original Freshly Juiced Vitamin Drop Serum. They have really addressed every single point and really created an upgraded, elevated version for sensitive skin. I'm going to give this new product the Vitamin Charging Serum a nine out of 10. I just took a few marks off because of the citrus peel extract, but otherwise they have really created a great product."

"Klairs, which is this has been my biggest criticism of this product since day one, the full retail of this product is forty dollars and I think that that is just completely off the mark. I don't know where they're getting that price from, especially when we're looking at these formulas having very similar ingredients here. I just think that forty dollars is too much. It's the same amount of product, they're both 30 milliliter serums, they're both using the same ingredients here. I just think that's a little bit too much for this type of product, especially when there's something so similar that you can get for half the price."

"It will brighten your skin it will work on hyperpigmentation but it will still be gentle and it'll bring the life back into your skin"

"Seems to have the benefits as an antioxidant anti-inflammatory ingredient and claimed to be able to boost Skin's collagen production and the best known uh use for ethyl aurbic acid is brightening so it's worth a try"

"But for me I just didn't find this nearly as effective as some other vitamin C products I've used it does feel really nice on the skin and has a really nice gel texture but I just didn't find it really did much for me compared to other skin care vitamin C serums I've used"

"It's not the most exciting vitamin C serum especially if the retail price really is 40 dollars I personally wouldn't spend 40 bucks on it but uh overall it's it's a decent water-based vitamin C serum that feels okay on the skin"