Liftactiv Vitamin C 16% Serum for Anti Aging & Brightening 20ml

Good and legit

I don’t know.

You will be happy for this item in your skincare. Your skin will glow and get its nutrients

It’s very watery for a serum.. I don’t think it will last too long. It leaves a film on the skin and I have yet to see a difference after 2 weeks.

Product doesn’t look and effect as original. Seems like fake one. No effect. No result

Once you open it unlike normal Vichy products the product will expiry within 2 months. Normally the Vichy gives 12months time to consume to product. 2 months is too short.

Didn’t like the consistency, far too watery, very drying and difficult to apply as no substance to it. Very expensive am disappointed

I looked like old woman unsatisfied and it really pain me because is so expensive

Un produit de qualité par une très bonne marque du groupe L’Oreal. Pas d’irritation lors de l’application sur peau bien sèche. Difficile de juger de l’effet, c’est plutôt de l’entretien sur le long terme pour prévenir que pour guérir. Je le conserve au frigo pour m’assurer que cela tienne dans le temps, même si le produit est coloré de base, sans doute pour éviter qu’on vienne se plaindre d’une oxydation éventuelle.

This Vichy Vit C serum is honestly amazing. It feels super light, soaks in fast, and gives my skin that fresh, glowier look within days. My face looks brighter and more even, and it doesn’t irritate my skin at all. Definitely one of those “why didn’t I try this sooner?” products.

me gusta la textura no tan agua ni grasa, con 3-4 gotas es suficiente para la cara, facil aplicar con su adaptadorsito que trae, parece buen producto, no es que haya notado cambios drasticos pero mi piel siempre se ve bien

TL/DR: great price for the clinically validated quality, I see no validity in complaints, follow-up with moisturizer after 1 minute to entirely eliminate residual (minor!) tackiness, AWESOME for healing scars. I've been using this on surgery scars. In October 2023, I had surgery on my scalp. The surgery itself went well, but the aftercare I received was *awful*. I ended up with several truly atrocious scars that were —lobster— red. My PCP recommended vitamin C serum to remove the redness and help with the healing process, as it would also boost collagen production. My skin tone has dramatically improved!! Thanks to this serum, you have to reeeally know where to look to see my scalp scars, rather than them being visible from across the room! So I HAPPILY purchased this again for my hysterectomy scars as soon as it was safe to apply it. (Do not apply to broken skin!) The rich blood supply to the scalp makes healing occur fairly quickly (if you're getting proper care). The pigmentation correction on my hysterectomy scars is taking a little longer given their location. I can't believe it took me so long to consider it. But I also have a very prominent red scar on my wrist from a type of benign growth that was removed. That scar is still the most pigmented, but it's THE BEST it's looked in MANY years. It's seemed to help with flattening the scar, too?? CAVEAT: I don't know if vitamin C is capable of flattening scars; it may be a coincidence. It also reduces blemish redness when I get an acne flare. I'm REALLY happy with my results for each use. I purchased this the first time after failed attempts at finding a high quality, high percentage vitamin C serum that didn't dry on like sticky, thick, and gooey egg-like film that never absorbed. Vichy's serum had come across my Amazon suggestions a number of times while I was experimenting with cheaper (and inferior) products. The price tag of Vichy "seemed" high, so I avoided buying it for a couple months. But I got tired of looking like I had dried egg whites in my hair and gave this a try. I learned this is in the price range you can expect to pay for true quality. I think it is very competitively priced for its caliber. Yes, you can buy cheaper vitamin C serums, but you get what you pay for. The cheap ones are gooey and never absorb into your skin, don't have the same high percentage of vitamin C (some are obviously so low they don't even disclose the percentage), and are very diluted with a needlessly and extremely long list of ingredients. This ingredient list is modest and very well-appointed, with true therapeutic levels of the ingredients, all of which are clinically researched to be effective. Many clinical studies indicate that the best range for vitamin C topicals is 10-20%, with no significant effectiveness above 20%. So the Vichy vitamin C serum at 15-16% (I've been purchasing it since it was originally 15% and now it is 16%) is the perfect therapeutic range. For those complaining about tackiness on the skin... It's vitamin C y'all!! :-/ A tiny bit of tackiness is to be expected! Don't dump it on! Wait 1 minute after patting it on for it to seep into the skin, and follow-up with your favorite moisturizer. The -mildly- tacky skin feel disappears ENTIRELY after moisturizer is applied. I also feel that it boosts the hydration of my moisturizer. I really have -no- idea why some people are complaining about the applicator top. The applicator base screws on and fits snuggly. It's extremely effective at controlling the flow of product, which allows for easy application. The tiny screw off cap on the applicator tip doesn't leak.

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