Which serum would be better for me? I need recs !!!!
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enjoys freebies · Mon Apr 05, 2004 2:10 pm Quote

Hi:
I am brand new here and just wanted some info about Vit C serums.
I am 34, mediterranean normal (oily t-zone) skin.
I have some expression lines under my eyes and a pair in my forehead, not very worrying ( yet ).
I would like to try a Vit C serum ( or Vit C+E or Vit C+AHA... I'm so lost !!!! Sad

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Which one would you rec for a normal-oily t-zone skin with very fine lines and who wants to prevent more lines appearing?
Thanks a lot.

Tue Apr 06, 2004 2:34 am Quote

Hi Alethea,

First of all.... welcome to the forum! Smile

I know what you mean! There are so many vit C serums out there, not to mention all the combnation serums that have vit C and other stuff!

Personally, I've only ever used pure vit C serums but I am tempted to try the new Vivier vit C with Kinetin. I think I would tend to stay away from vit C + AHA combinations because I use other products with AHA in them, but if I didn't then I think it would be a great option.

In the end I think it's, to an extent, a matter of personal choice. I really like Vivier serums because they don't feel as watery as say the Skinceuticals ones. If you have trouble deciding on the serum then why not give the Spa a call (or email) and tell them your concerns? That way they will be able to narrow down your choices.

Mabsy

enjoys freebies · Tue Apr 06, 2004 5:49 am Quote

Thanks a lot, Mabsy.
I love your avatar Smile

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