Vitamin C Suspension 30%

At first glance, I was absolutely not a fan of this product. It was granular and when I went over my face, the cream peeled off. But now I've really discovered something cool! If you mix this product with a few drops of The Ordinary Hyaluronic acid, it's perfect! Non-granular and absorbs super well into the skin. I use this product 3x a week in the evening and notice a difference after a few weeks; my skin is smoother and more radiating!

I bought this product with the intention that it would reduce the pigment spots/scars of acne on my back and cleavage. Well, I have to say it's a strong product, but it works pretty well. I notice it keeps my skin calm; it doesn't give me breakouts. Well, the substance is really not ideal. A thick cream that really doesn't smear well, no matter how well you lubricate, it feels like it stays in one place. Recently, I found out that you can basically combine vitamin C well with an Oil (serum). So now I always mix it when I apply it with my night oil serum from Dirty Lamb, and this works really well! The scent is another thing. It has a strong copper/metallic smell, which is really not good. Maybe I just use too much, that I smell it so strong, but that's a minus. The reason I still use this product is because it just delivers really good results, and spots get less dark too quickly! Plus the price-quality ratio.

There are more and more The Ordinary products in my bathroom cabinet, am really a fan. This is the last addition, I find the substance a bit 'dry', and am still looking for the right order (first serum, or instead of serum, and then no day/night cream), but see it's a super good thing for my facial skin.

This is my first vitamin C product. I already find the substance very unpleasant. It's in the form of some kind of granular cream. You'll smear a cream after your serums. Both on the skin and when you touch your face, it feels dirty. I tried to mix it with my night cream to get used to my skin. And tried loose too. Regardless of any way and whatever quantity, it continued to prick on the skin. As a real go-setter, I did put up the tube (by applying it in as many ways as possible).