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Guru Score

68%

Mixed

Early verdict · Few reviews so far
2Gurus
1Yay
0Mixed
1Nay

What the gurus are saying

Nipun Kapur rates it highly; Dr. Vanita Rattan passed. Dr. Vanita Rattan: "In here they've gone in with the correct form of vitamin C, they've gone with ethyl ascorbic acid, so that's a derivative, it's not going to be irritating to the skin."
Synthesized from 2 expert reviews · most recent take July 2026

What the gurus are saying.

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~Nay
"In here they've gone in with the correct form of vitamin C, they've gone with ethyl ascorbic acid, so that's a derivative, it's not going to be irritating to the skin. They have, however, used mandarin peel extract, which is a sensitizer to the skin. And then they've gone in with kakadu plum, which breaks down too quickly, it's not a stable form of vitamin C. And then they've gone in with rose extract, which is also a skin sensitizer. This is not actually the greatest of products, it started off well, but I think I would give this a maximum 7 out of 10. I wouldn't use it on my own face."
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"So, for me, this is no"
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"I don't like the packaging on the plus side it is naif safe meaning there's no deaged alcohol which dries the skin there's no fragrance which can lead to contact dermatitis and there's no essential oils and essential oils are also something I do not like for skin of color cuz it can sensitize the skin [...] but this one is a nav safe product I don't think it's an ideal product I do like the price point but there are better things on the market on Nik so for me this is no"
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"In here they've gone in with the correct form of vitamin C, they've gone with ethyl ascorbic acid, so that's a derivative, it's not going to be irritating to the skin. They have, however, used mandarin peel extract, which is a sensitizer to the skin. And then they've gone in with kakadu plum, which breaks down too quickly, it's not a stable form of vitamin C. And then they've gone in with rose extract, which is also a skin sensitizer. This is not actually the greatest of products, it started off well, but I think I would give this a maximum 7 out of 10. I wouldn't use it on my own face."
~Yay
"So I'm now using Plum vitamin C five months now my skin has started glowing but pigmentation is there"

Frequently asked.

Is Plum Mandarin and Vitamin C 15% Serum Glow Boost worth it?

The gurus mostly approve it, but with enough reservations to keep it in the middle at a Guru Score of 68%.

What is Plum Mandarin and Vitamin C 15% Serum Glow Boost's Guru Score?

Plum Mandarin and Vitamin C 15% Serum Glow Boost holds a Guru Score of 68%. That is our read on how warmly the experts talk about it, based on the verdicts of 2 expert reviewers we have collected.

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Plum Mandarin and Vitamin C 15% Serum Glow Boost: a Guru Score of 68% from 2 experts on The Guru Index

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