Plum Mandarin and Vitamin C 15% Serum Glow Boost

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."

All 3 takes from Dr. Vanita Rattan

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"This one is a naysafe product. I don't think it's an ideal product. I do like the price point, but there are better things on the market. So, for me, this is no."

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"This one is a nay. 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. It's very fragrant, a lot of essential oils, which can lead to contact dermatitis in 3 to 4% of the population. Even though that doesn't sound like a lot, if you think about half a million people watching my videos every day, 3 to 4% of people getting reactions because of something I'm recommending, that means tens of thousands of people a day, which I can't do. So I'm never going to recommend anything with essential oils in it."

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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."

Nipun Kapur

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~Yay

"I'm now using Plum vitamin C five months now my skin has started glowing but pigmentation is there."

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Frequently asked.

What is Plum Mandarin and Vitamin C 15% Serum Glow Boost?

A vitamin C serum with 15% concentration, mandarin extract, and kakadu plum designed to brighten skin and reduce hyperpigmentation.

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.