Best Vitamin C Serum?

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Thao T.

Sep 4, 2014

Thao T.

Hi beauties,
Can you suggest me any best vitamin C serum for dry skin?
I'm 20s, dry and sensitive skin, I have dark circles also. Can vitamin C serum treat eye dark circles?

Thank you for your replies <3

M G.

Sep 4, 2014

M G.

You should ask Traci L. :) she always commendeing Isomers

Suzy M.

Sep 4, 2014

Suzy M.

The body shop has an amazing vitamin c line

Kitty K.

Sep 4, 2014

Kitty K.

The Body Shops vitamin c does very little, I do not recommend it. I use the Vitamin C serum by Paulas Choice, it works great for sun damage. I have dry, sensitive acne prone skin and it has not given me any issues. It leaves my skin very soft and it's one of my favorites. The packaging is ideal on keeping the Serum stable and sway from sunlight.

Bek M.

Sep 4, 2014

Bek M.

I would 100% recommend the Ole Henriksen Truth Serum Vitamin C Collagen Booster. I have loved almost every single product I have tried by Ole Henriksen, this one included. It is described as "An antioxidant-rich brightening and nourishing serum enriched with Vitamin C". It makes my skin not only look brighter and nourishes it, but it feels amazing and is so lightweight. Hope this helps! :)

Lara R.

Sep 4, 2014

Lara R.

^Ole Henriksen :)

Suzy M.

Sep 4, 2014

Suzy M.

Kitty: really? I have the vitamin C SPF30 moisturizer and I've been liking it.. can you please tell me why it doesn't do much? I'm curious as I've spent quite a bit on it and it never irritated me!

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