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For someone who lived her life practically dealing with the notoriety of zits and visible pores, being acne-free for three straight weeks is one helluva huge deal. Hormonal changes? Probably. Skincare miracle? who knows.
When I received FutureDerm Vitamin CE 16 + 2 Serum for review, I wasn’t expecting a lot. I mean, I know it’s a serum that has Vitamins C and E, plus caffeic acid. I didn’t read what the ingredients are supposed to do for my skin. In short, I just let my entire experience speak for itself.
Oh it’s thick and tacky, will it make my oily skin even oilier? that was honestly my initial reaction. But being your adventurous human guinea pig, I bit the bullet and just went on with it.
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The proof is in the bottle. It’s really concentrated and can get messy! |
It’s sticky compared to other serums I have tried. It has a mild citrus scent which is invigorating. I attempted using it for daytime (under moisturizer, before primer & makeup) but I found it a bit longer to get absorbed onto the skin (I’m always rushing in the morning so every minute counts). Not to be deterred by this trivial concern, I decided to use this exclusively at night. So here goes my regimen: cleanse, tone, this serum, then moisturizer. It’s noteworthy to share that during the first week I used this, my three huge zits are already in their dry stage. And if you are no stranger to acne like myself, you know that the next challenge is to lighten those dark spots. On my second week, I noticed that these spots have lightened. Third week, they’re almost gone. So what could’ve been the reason for this skin transformation?
FutureDerm Vitamin CE 16 + 2 Serum ingredients:
Cyclomethicone, Dimethicone Crosspolymer-3, Ascorbic acid, Dimethicone, Bis-vinyl Dimethicone/Dimethicone copolymer, Tetrahexyldexyl ascorbate, Tocopherol, Caffeic acid.
For reference, Ascorbic acid is Vitamin C (antioxidant); Tocopherol is Vitamin E (antioxidant); Caffeic acid is an antioxidant found in many plant including coffee beans. FutureDerm has 16% Vitamin C and 2% Vitamin E, thus the brand description CE 16 + 2. The micro-encapsulated Vitamin C is designed to continuously nourish the skin of Vitamin C for up to eight hours.
I’m sure you know that Vitamin C has numerous documented benefits on the skin, including brightening age spots and firming skin; Vitamin E protects the skin from signs of aging; while Caffeic acid helps reduce puffiness under the eyes. Science has the facts, my face has the proof.
When it comes to skincare, I don’t promise that the same great results will happen to you but if you are to base it solely from my experience, I am more than glad to have fed my skin with FutureDerm. *throws confetti*
Where to buy? FutureDerm website ($89, 1 fl oz/ 30 ml). Free shipping when you use the code fabzilla.
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Oh, sounds very promising! Since I have several of the same issues as you seem to have, I definitely think this one is worth giving a try!
Hi J, let me know how it turns out for you. Thanks for stopping by
Good to know that it worked so well for your acne! Other than the sticky part, I love this serum too!
Hi Harshleen, yeah good thing it was compatible with my oily and acne-prone skin.
That's great to know. I understand not everyone will benefit from the same results, but it can't hurt to try this out. I'm a human guinea pig too 😛 lol
Yay to us human guinea pigs, haha!