Ole Henriksen Truth Serum –
Review @3:01
Ole Henriksen Banana Bright Serum –
Review @10:05
Which C Serum is for Me? @14:30
Also Mentioned:
Mad Hippie Vitamin C Serum –
Gin Amber 20% Vitamin C Booster –
Studies:
SAP –
5% Effective against acne:
Anti-microbial effect for 8 hours at 1% concentration:
Compared to Differin:
3-O-Ethyl Ascorbic Acid –
Correction: photos are INDOOR light (not film light). No editing on video or photos (but keep in mind that everyone looks better in film lighting, hence the difference)
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This video is part of an (extremely long) series in which I trial a brand or theme’s skincare products for two weeks; afterward, I give a review of each product based on my experience, the ingredients, and the cost. I film these bare faced (with the skincare discussed applied) for transparency. These videos are made to share my own experience and general thoughts. For YOUR routine, I always recommend visiting your dermatologist!
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FTC Disclosure:
Banana Bright gifted via Influenster; Gin Amber serum gifted by brand; all other products paid for with my own money. Not sponsored. All my own opinions. Go.magik.ly links are affiliate links through which I earn a small commission.
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Dry/Acne-Prone Skin
I film on a Nikon D3200 (no filters)
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