Vitamin C Suspension 30% in Silicone - vitamine C crème

Some time ago I came across this product after a long search to get rid of my subcutaneous pimples. A colleague recommended this after she had a positive experience with the product after using the same subcutaneous pimples as she had. After 1 month & a half my pimples under the skin had disappeared and my makeup was even more beautiful than before. My go to product when it comes to skincare.

Personally I don’t like this product, it wasn’t good for my oily skin type. It dried the oil but made my face feel chalky and left residue. It is not good before makeup either as it makes the makeup slide off your skin. Overall I do not recommend this product.

It can cause a slight tingling and burning sensation at first use, which can be especially noticeable on sensitive skin. With regular use, it evens out skin tone and provides a brighter appearance. In addition, it is possible to achieve a noticeable lightening in the dark scars formed after acne. Its creamy texture spreads comfortably over the skin and leaves a smooth finish thanks to the silicone. However, it may sound a bit heavy for those who do not like products with silicone ingredients. Note: For sensitive skin, starting directly with 30% can be challenging. Starting with lower-concentration alternatives and transitioning gradually would be a safer method. ✔ Illuminating effect is great ✔ Equalizes skin tone ✘ Can be harsh for sensitive skin In general, I liked it very much, but sensitive skin should start with caution. 🌸 🌟 My rating: 4/5

I've been using this vitamin C suspension from The Ordinary for a while now. I use it every other night before bed (other nights I use Tretoine cream, which I use after my cleansing routine). In the morning, my skin looks refreshed and a lot smoother. If you want a slightly less strong variant, there is also the 23% vitamin C suspension. (Personally, I think the 30% lubricate better). Be careful with open wounds, but the cream can bite because vitamin C is an acid.