- What does this serum do?
- It is a vitamin C serum positioned for hyperpigmentation and dull tone, with a glow as the expected result. It is meant as a brightening step in a routine, not a spot treatment.
- How does it compare with other vitamin C serums?
- It keeps things simple: vitamin C is the main selling point, with no listed concentration, derivative or companion antioxidants. Rivals often name their vitamin C form and add vitamin E or ferulic acid, so check the label if those matter to you.
- Is it good for sensitive skin?
- Vitamin C serums can sting or irritate sensitive skin, and this one lists no soothing ingredients. Patch test on a small area first and start with a few times a week.
- How should I use it in my routine?
- Apply a few drops to clean skin before moisturizer, typically in the morning. A sunscreen during the day is sensible when you are treating hyperpigmentation.
- What size is the bottle?
- It is 1.0 fl oz, a standard serum size. Used daily, expect it to last a couple of months.
- Where is the Purifect Vitamin C Facial Serum cheapest?
- At eBay, for $15.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Purifect Vitamin C Facial Serum?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Bealls Florida, eBay, iHerb, Vitacost.com.