Vitamin C Serum.

"I really like this one because it's so gentle because they're not using that pure form of vitamin C ascorbic acid. This is a derivative or a stabilized form of vitamin C. It's not going to oxidize, you don't have to keep it in the fridge. It actually is a really nice brightening serum. Personally, I think it brightens the skin really nicely, not only if you have dull and uneven complexion, but I think it can be a helper product for brightening hyperpigmentation too. I think just overall it will rejuvenate that complexion for you, and then of course we've got some antioxidant protection in here as well. The derivatives and the stabilized versions of vitamin C can be sidekicks, they can be supportive ingredients in your skincare routine to your other collagen stimulating ingredients. But for sure where this one particularly shines is for brightening."

"It does not linger at all, it's just very generically herbal and goes away so quickly so I'm not too bothered by that at all. My experience with this, I have to be honest with you, it is not irritating to my skin at all. I really do like everything about this. It just feels really easy to add into your routine because it doesn't have that odd texture, it's not really oily or moisturizing, it's not siliconey, you don't have to really worry about pilling with this. You would just slot this into your regular serum point in your routine so it's really kind of effortless. You don't have to think about it too much. With vitamin C you kind of have to think about it a lot more especially when you're first starting to learn how to use it. You don't have to learn how to use this, you just use it like any other serum in your skincare routine. No refrigerator, no oxidization, no fuss. I think it's great for beginners especially but it's also great for sensitive skin that cannot tolerate any L-ascorbic acid. There's certain percentages that I can't go over sometimes I only spot treat it, depends on where my skin is at. This just takes all of that out of the equation and makes things really easy while still delivering really good benefits."

"You don't have to think about it too much, just use it like any other serum in your skincare routine. No refrigerator, no oxidization, no fuss. I think it's great for beginners especially, but it's also great for sensitive skin that cannot tolerate any l-ascorbic acid. With vitamin C you kind of have to think about it a lot more, especially when you're first starting to learn how to use it. This just takes all of that out of the equation and makes things really easy while still delivering really good benefits. It's a stress-free skincare product. If you're suffering with acne, there's a little extra edge here with that antibacterial and anti-inflammation benefit. Especially if you're like me where you struggle with acne and the hyperpigmentation, you do want to think about something like this because you're getting multitudes of benefits in one bottle. It's going to treat a lot of your skin concerns with one application rather than making your skincare routine too long, too cluttered, too confusing."

"Mad Hippie Vitamin C Serum is a nice option for if your skin's sensitive or if your skin's feeling super dry, it adds some nice moisture and soothing benefits as well as brightening. It's formulated well, and this one's really nice. I gave it a 10 out of 10. I really enjoy it and certainly will pick up a full size of this."

"I really enjoy this one. It's a very light texture, like water light texture. It uses sea buckthorn in there as well as niacinamide, which makes it kind of nice and light and easy to fit into the routine."