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Serums.

La Roche-Posay
Serums

About this product

A serum range from La Roche-Posay formulated to target various skin concerns including aging, brightening, and hydration.

Best for

Mature skin

The Guru Index verdict

57%

Mixed

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What the gurus are saying

Gurus are critical of these serums, citing poor formulation quality and a departure from the brand's original sensitivity-focused ethos. Specific complaints include the Retinol Serum's use of drying alcohol and the Vitamin C's colorant, which reviewers view as masking oxidation rather than preventing it. The consensus is that this launch feels like a cash grab rather than genuine innovation aligned with the brand's heritage.
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"L'Oréal has let down the La Roche-Posay brand. They launched a range of serums which honestly are not it. The vast majority of them are really poorly formulated. They're not science backed in the way that the original ethos of the brand were. The Retinol Serum contains drying alcohol, and the Vitamin C has colorant to disguise the fact it often comes oxidized. People are looking at this and thinking this is clearly just a cash grab from the L'Oréal group. As a brand that always prided itself on being sensitive skin friendly, I really wouldn't expect to see colorant, drying alcohol, and other potential irritants in their products. This is a huge shift away from the original ethos of La Roche-Posay, and this is clearly driven by the L'Oréal group."
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"I don't like the serums from La Roche-Posay."
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