MY REVIEW: Radha Beauty Vitamin C Serum




Product Description
This exquisite Vitamin C Serum is guaranteed to leave your skin radiant and more youthful looking by neutralizing free radicals & is proven to stimulate collagen & reduce fine lines and wrinkles.

Infused with 20% ACTIVE VITAMIN C - Clinical strength 20% vitamin c serum for your face + vegan hyaluronic acid is the absolute highest quality vitamin c serum available.

USE WITH MOISTURIZER FOR BEST RESULTS - Use this powerful Vitamin C Serum with a high quality moisturizer like Radha Beauty Retinol Moisturizer. This cruelty free and organic Vitamin c serum does not contain alcohol, parabens or sulfates and is safe for all skin types.

 MY REVIEW:

 I really love this company and their high quality skincare. I have used their rosehip oil and the argan oil and loved it so much that I now talk with the Representative personally. He really is personalable and makes purchasing this even better. This is the first serum I have used that has a slight different consistinency. It feels more silky and really is more hydrating than drying. And what is even nicer is that using this product along with their rosehip oil your skin feels amazing. The benefits of vitamin c serums are just what you need on your skin. Helps hyperpigmentation and gives you even skin tone. This is a beautiful serum. I give it a beauty 10.
~Tiffany

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Comments

  1. Love This ProductMay 6, 2016 at 5:35 PM

    The product was brought for my daughter this is her second bottle she love. She had bad breakouts and acne scars.Since she start using this product I saw significant improvement.There is no more acne and the scar have diminished completely.

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