BREYLEE Vitamin C Serum for Face & Eye (1.4 oz) for Brightening Skin,Dark Spot Remover,Reduce Wrinkle,Anti Aging,Moisturizer with Hyaluronic Acid,Vitamin E,Retinol

Using it - its v Light n feels good- Ingredients show All Important anti aging things required - lets see w time how it feels n effects

I recently incorporated the BREYLEE Vitamin C Serum into my skincare routine, and I'm thrilled with the results it has delivered. This serum comes in a generous 1.4 oz size, making it a long-lasting addition to your beauty regimen. Its primary benefits include brightening the skin, fading dark spots, reducing wrinkles, and combating signs of aging. These claims are backed by a powerful blend of ingredients such as Vitamin C, Hyaluronic Acid, Vitamin E, and Retinol. One of the standout features of this serum is its ability to brighten the complexion. With regular use, I noticed a visible improvement in my skin's radiance and clarity. Dark spots and uneven pigmentation also started to fade, giving me a more even-toned complexion. The anti-aging properties of this serum are impressive. It helps reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, leaving my skin looking smoother and more youthful. The inclusion of Hyaluronic Acid ensures adequate hydration, plumping up the skin and improving its overall texture. I appreciate that this serum doubles as a moisturizer, as it eliminates the need for multiple products in my skincare routine. The lightweight formula absorbs quickly without leaving any greasy residue, making it suitable for all skin types. Overall, the BREYLEE Vitamin C Serum is a powerhouse product that delivers on its promises. Whether you're targeting dark spots, wrinkles, or just want a brighter complexion, this serum is worth trying. It's become a staple in my skincare arsenal, and I highly recommend it for anyone looking to achieve radiant, youthful-looking skin.

This stuff works GREAT! No irritation on my sensitive skin! I'm 38 and haven't ever been good at skincare. I don't like wearing foundation but in the last two years or so I have been noticing all the new dark spots and feeling like I probably couldn't get away without foundation anymore if I want to look nice. I have this a try because it was so inexpensive, and WOW it made such a huge change, nearly immediately! The darkest spot nealnmy eye completely faded away! All the little other spots did too, and my skin was glowing again! I don't know how much it was helping with wrinkles, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was helping there as well. About six months ago my husband reorganized the bathroom. He put this away somewhere and I have looked EVERYWHERE for it and could not find it. Still can't find it. Dark spot are slowly coming back again. I finally just bought myself a new one! I'm excited to use it again and love my skin again!

I’m not expecting much for the price. I’ve been using about 3 weeks now and I can say I Haven’t had any new break outs, but can’t really tell a difference.

Love it makes my face feel soft and smooth

Smells nice. Feels nice. But I won't reorder for a few reasons I learned after buying... #1 Yes, 30% Vitamin C is very high compared to alternative products -- but in water-based serums (which this is), it oxidizes fast so the orange color is actually the Vitamin C losing potency. Maybe at 30% it's still got some oomph despite the visible oxidation... but for reference, oil-based Vitamin C serums are totally clear because they aren't oxidizing. #2 Based on that whole oxidation thing, it seems this formula should be in a brown bottle to prevent UV light from accelerating its demise. But it's in clear glass. So like maybe if you kept this in your fridge? I wont personally take that extra step. Especially when... #3 Vitamin C isn't recommended to be mixed with retinol because it can be an irriating combination and cause redness for some. I found a number of sources about that with pros recommending using the 2 at opposite times of day to avoid conflict. Out of concern, I contacted this serum's manufacturer but they didn't answer my question about what % of the formula is retinol. I personally haven't experienced an issue. So... My guess is either I am not allergic to the combination OR the active % of retinol in this is so low that I am not getting irritated. #4 After more research about retinol... It should also be stored in a light proof bottle because it breaks down in sun as well. Furthermore, anyone who is serious about using retinol isn't going to buy a formula with an undisclosed percentage. Why? Because "strong" retinol formulas are 1% and mild introductions are like .01 to .03% so again, if there's any retinol in this bottle, it probably degraded because of exposure to light. ALSO every US company selling retinol serums that I have found is clearly instructing you use retinol at night and the next day use minimum SPF 30 sunscreen because retinol makes skin more sensitive to UV damage. So yeah it smells nice, looks cute and is very reasonably priced. But there's not enough clarity for me about what this serum actually is that I would get it again.