Palmer's products. opinions??

May 29, 2015

Angel C.

Have any of you tried the palmer's skin therapy oil for the face that's formulated with vitamin C? Saw a few good reviews online, but trusted y'alls opinions more. Just curious if it worked for y'all as far as lightening dark spots. I've used the regular skin therapy oil for scars on my legs, but never on my face bc it doesn't contain vitamin c and I have really oily skin and was afraid it would really break me out. Another reason why I ask for other's experiences.

Also I saw they came out with a sunscreen. Anyone tried that yet either??

Thanks in advance

May 29, 2015

Shanae J.

I'm not a fan of Palmers products. Vitamin c is great for dark spots though, so I say go ahead and give it a shot!

May 30, 2015

Shelley W.

I'm not a fan of the line as well but if you are wanting to see faster results I would reach for a vitamin c serum and not so much an oil. Its also dependent on how deep your scars go. If they are relatively faint then you could probably get away with using this oil but if they are on the opposite end of the spectrum I would go with a more aggressive/concentrated form of vitamin c. With oils...especially this one since it contains more than one type of oil this isn't something you want sitting around once you open it because with oil based serums they tend to spoil fairly quickly than your typical serum.

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