Skinology Vitamin C Serum {Review}
With aging comes wrinkles and other not so wonderful issues with your skin. Some things you just have to accept but dry skin is not one of those things.
Being of a certain age, I have noticed that my skin is not as young as it used to be. I was sent a bottle of Skinology Vitamin C Serum recently and although I don’t look like a twenty something mom again; I am beginning to see small improvements in fine wrinkles and more improvement in the feel and softness of my face and neck.
According to the product description, this product is made with all natural ingredients in a FDA Approved and GMP Certified Facility. It is formulated without alcohol, parabens, sulfates and never tested on animals.
This Vitamin C Serum is the perfect solution for all skin types anti-aging and skin restoring needs. All natural ingredients work magic to boost collagen production, eliminate free radicals and minimize the appearance of wrinkles, age spots, acne and fine lines. The serum applied to the face, neck and décolleté areas quickly absorbs into the skin and fights the signs of premature aging and skin discoloration by restoring and hydrating the skin cells, which makes your skin nourished, vibrant and beautiful.
Usage: The Vitamin C Serum works best if applied twice a day to your face and neck areas. Gently massage it with your fingers into the skin until fully absorbed for the perfect results. It fights premature aging by neutralizing free radicals, helps replenish the skin moisture levels and leaves your skin with a glamorous healthy radiant look.
I would recommend this based on the quick results I have noticed. I will be using it for a couple of months before I give it a thumbs up or down.
You can purchase the Skinology Vitamin C Serum
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