CetaphilVitamin C Serum, Visibly Reduces Look of Dark Spots and Hyperpigmentation, Formulated with Niacinamide, Designed for Sensitive Skin, Fragrance Free, Dermatologist Tested, 1oz

This is the first time I'm using this product and I'm very pleased after using for a little over one week. Note that I used this product at night and not during the day.PROS:1. cool and soothing feeling when applied on face2. pimple marks are fading faster than they normally do3. hydrates the skin so it looks healthier4. value for money5. long-lastingCONS:1. gold shining dust? very unnecessary2. scent - I've seen other reviews where people liked the scent but I'm not much of a fan as it smells like old vitamin c tablets (and I was eager for the scent because of how wonderful the cetaphil body wash and face wash smells)I'll definitely purchase again.

Here’s the review translated into English:---Review of Cethapil Vitamin C SerumI have been using Cethapil Vitamin C Serum for a few weeks, and I’m quite satisfied with the results. Its lightweight, fast-absorbing texture makes it perfect for both day and night use. I noticed my skin feels softer, more radiant, and has a more even tone. The vitamin C helps reduce the appearance of dark spots and provides antioxidant benefits, giving me confidence that my skin is protected from environmental damage. It doesn’t leave a greasy feeling and works well with the other products in my skincare routine. Overall, it’s an effective and pleasant serum, ideal for anyone looking for daily care that enhances skin brightness.---If you want, I can also make a shorter, punchy version suitable for Amazon reviews. Do you want me to do that?

This Cetaphil Vitamin C serum is surprisingly effective for sensitive skin. The lightweight, fragrance-free formula absorbs quickly without any stickiness or irritation. After 6 weeks of morning use, I’ve noticed my dark spots from old acne are noticeably lighter and my overall skin tone looks more even.What sets this apart is how gentle it is - no burning, redness, or peeling that I’ve experienced with other vitamin C products. The addition of niacinamide and botanical extracts seems to really help with tolerance. The dropper bottle dispenses the perfect amount and the serum plays well under makeup and sunscreen.At this price point, it’s hard to beat for a dermatologist-recommended vitamin C serum that actually delivers results without irritation.Gentle, effective, and budget-friendly.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

It was gentle for a vitamin C serum. They usually break my skin out, but this didi not

This is my favorite of the reasonably priced vitamin C serum brands I’ve tried. One bottle lasted about 3 months, never showed the slightest bit of oxidation, smelled fine, felt nice going on, dried down well, and had a minor spot fading effect. A second bottle would probably keep that momentum but I decided to move up to a serum that contains the active form of C, L-ascorbic acid (this one has ethyl 3-0 ascorbic which is not the same). I just might return to this one, though. A good experience.

I have been looking for a skin care regimen that would work and I found the Cetaphil line. I started having perimenopause symptoms and the hot flashes caused the veins on my face to become very irritated and the redness would not go away and now I have rosacea. This serum has helped my skin with feeling moisturized and protected. I absolutely recommend this product if you are struggling with real sensitive skin.

I love this serum. I have sensitive and acne prone skin. I usually get red patches underneath my eye when a product doesn’t agree with me, but I have NOT had this issue with his product. It does a pretty good job with calming my acne. Now, it doesn’t get rid of my acne, but it does help with the size and inflammation. It also doesn’t have a weird smell and it isn’t drying.

Just ok. I have been using for several weeks. It’s not as good as other brands, but if your skin care routine is budget friendly this product is good. No redness, not sticky.