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"This is a new one I just did a first impressions of, but so far I'm really enjoying it. It does have a chemical smell from the strong amount of glutathione they used, but the second you put a serum, sunscreen, or moisturizer over it, that scent goes away. Some people were really negative in the reviews because of that scent, but sometimes ingredients that work just have a scent, so if you're sensitive to that this might not be for you. For brightening it contains licorice root extract, which is also great for soothing, magnesium ascorbyl phosphate which is a vitamin C derivative, and glutathione, a really great antioxidant. It's fragrance free, pretty affordable at around 13 dollars, and certainly worth a try if you can tolerate the scent of the glutathione. I'm loving it so far, and the scent doesn't bother me."
All 3 takes from No BS Beauty
"Those are the prices I like to see. 17 bucks. A little bit more affordable."
"The Peach Slices Glutathione Glow On toner has a bit of a chemically scent, kind of like some vitamin C serums, but it's dissipating as it dries and I'd rather have a product that smells like its ingredients than one that smells like perfume. It has glutathione, which is a great antioxidant brightening ingredient, plus licorice root, magnesium ascorbyl phosphate, poly glutamic acid, ceramides, allantoin, and vitamin E, so a nice ingredient list. I think this toner could really be promising for people with hyperpigmentation, melasma, and dark spots because it's got a lot of great brightening ingredients. I think it could be a total winner."
"This is a new one I just did a first impressions of, but so far I'm really enjoying it. It does have a chemical smell from the strong amount of glutathione they used, but the second you put a serum, sunscreen, or moisturizer over it, that scent goes away. Some people were really negative in the reviews because of that scent, but sometimes ingredients that work just have a scent, so if you're sensitive to that this might not be for you. For brightening it contains licorice root extract, which is also great for soothing, magnesium ascorbyl phosphate which is a vitamin C derivative, and glutathione, a really great antioxidant. It's fragrance free, pretty affordable at around 13 dollars, and certainly worth a try if you can tolerate the scent of the glutathione. I'm loving it so far, and the scent doesn't bother me."
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"The Peach Slices Glutathione Glow On Brightening Toner has 0.5% glutathione, which you don't usually see in affordable products, you usually have to spend a lot more to get this antioxidant ingredient. It has a distinct smell, it smells a bit like deli lunch meats that have gone a bit off, and eventually the one star reviews are going to start rolling in because of that. But I actually think this is an incredible product and I'm really excited to start using it again, especially at its price point of $18. It is runny though, so I apply it with cotton pads."
