Having had the opportunity to previously sample the L’Oreal Revitalift Cicacream, excitement brews inside — especially now, now that I’ve been given the chance to try the L’Oreal Revitalift Vitamin C & L’Oreal Revitalift Hyaluronic Acid Serums!
Vitamin C does wonders in minimizing and reducing uneven pigmentation, as well as, brighten dull skin. Klairs Freshly Juiced 5% Vitamin C Serum was the 1st product and my 1st introduction to the world of vitamin C. It was a clear oil like type of serum in comparison to L’Oreal Vitamin C, which was center more around cream like texture. The noticeable difference between the two products would likely be it’s price point — $17 (L’Oreal) versus $23 (Klairs). Oil based products may not be for everyone, but it also have a short shelf life once exposed to air creating an oxidation that changes the component of the product from white to yellow. Efficacy is reduced overtime lowering it potency and ability to treat pigmentation and dull skin. Depending on the needs, you may just want to opt for L’Oreal’s — it’s affordable, longer shelf life, and treats skin concerns over time.
Check out some of L’Oreal highlights:
1.5% Pure Hyaluronic Acid Serum
- Every day and night, after cleansing, apply 2-3 drops to the face and neck.
- 0.5% High Molecular Weight intensively re-hydrates skin’s surface
- 1% low Molecular Weight penetrates into skin’s surface layer to visibly plump fine lines and wrinkles
- 2-weeks time, wrinkles will be visibly reduced.
10% Pure Vitamin C Serum
- In AM and PM, apply a pea size amount onto the face.
- No water was used in the formulation of the serum increasing stability of the formula
- 1-week time, skin will be boosted with youthful radiance.
Note: I received these products complimentary from Influenster for testing purposes.
C.and.y 
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