VITAL C Hydrating Anti-Aging Serum, Vitamin C Serum, 50ml

Amazing serum , lightweight, no stickiness . Lovely citrus scent , this is my second time buying it as nothing compares to it and it’s perfect for my skin type

Love this product. Been using it a few years now. Bought several here.

I have been using this for sometime now. I think it is very good.

I have used this for years and you don't need a lot of it for it to go a long way. Very good for dry areas. I used to buy from the salon or IMAGE website, but now use Amazon to source through various suppliers as the price is considerably lower. This supplier is the real deal and the serum came in a box with a seal in the new branded packaging. I would definitely use this supplier again.

It does exactly what it says

Love love love the vital c range. This with the vital c oil makes my skin so hydrated and glowing. It smells gorgeous and I'll definitely keep buying this range.

This smells amazing sinks in to skin well

I've used Image Skincare products for years, I've always bought them from genuine stockists, and yes, they're expensive. So when I saw them being sold at a low price on Amazon, I thought it was a bargain. I always check the reviews before I buy anything online, and since there were so many glowing reviews, I decided to make a purchase. That was a mistake. I'm telling you 100%, this Vital C and any other "genuine" Image Skincare product sold on Amazon is 100% FAKE! The real Vital C has an altogether different smell and texture to the authentic one, even the color is wrong. Every review that is praising that it's the best ever moisturizer they've ever had, that it smells so amazing, or my skin feels smoother and brighter than it has in years etc, is either because: 1. They've never actually tried the genuine article, and have nothing to compare it to 2. It's a fake review Why should you believe me? Well like I said, I've used Image Skincare products for years, so I can tell a fake. Secondly, I actually contacted Image Skincare and asked them to confirm whether or not these products being sold on Amazon are legit, and they confirmed they are not. Check my screenshot of the email I received back from Image. A lot of you will be saying that, well I've bought this and used it and I can tell it works. I'm sure if you use any moisturizer after a while you will feel a difference. And yes, it does smell nice, but again, how hard is it to add an ingredient into a skin product to make it smell nice? If you've never bought or used a real Image Skincare product before, then you're not likely going to know, but the difference is like night and day. Don't be scammed by this product, it is NOT the real thing.

Great hydrating product, light and not sticky. Use daily

Excellent produit mais cher

I have oily but aged skin, this serum moisturizes but is noncomedogenic with a lovely soft citrus scent

good impressions from the first days of use

I'm a big fan of vitamin c products for my face, and this is my new love. I started with the serum in the travel size, and it's wonderful – recently ordered the full-size version so I can have both. First, the serum is a fabulous product: creamy and not sticky like some, and I do think my skin looks better, although hard to really pinpoint the cause. Best of all, it smells so good – like fresh oranges, but without being too strong. I've given up on some other products because they were either too perfumey or gave off a weird chemical scent (even if they were labeled as "clean") – so picky that way. I also order the cleanser (travel size) in the same line, and love it. Will order the regular size for home soon. I do love products that come in both travel and regular sizes, as I don't want to vary my routine when traveling. I really appreciate having the choice. It's on the expensive side, but when you compare it to others (keeping in mind the weight), it's on a par – or less – than some. For instance, I bought a 1oz bottle of C-Luma from Drunk Elephant (yes, had to see what the hubbub is about) for $68; at 1.7oz, the Image product works out to be $45 an ounce if you do a 1x purchase (less if you subscribe). They're all expensive: no wonder cosmetics developers are buying up multi-million dollar houses and jets...