Finally! A Vitamin C serum I can use! I am usually sensitive to any skincare product with Vitamin C. I get small, red bumps and my skin gets generally p*ssed off. With FutureDerm Vit CE Caffeic Serum, not only does my skin tolerate it – it LOVES it! I have seen my skin get brighter and smoother while using this product. It comes in a dropper form, and it does feel slightly tacky when you apply it, but it absorbs into your skin after a few minutes. I use it at night, so it doesn’t bother me at all.
The brightening, tightening serum contains an amazing 16% vitamin C, 2% vitamin E, and caffeic acid, all suspended in a silicone base. Unlike other vitamin C serums on the market, FutureDerm Vitamin CE Caffeic Serum is microencapsulated, meaning that it has sustained release of vitamin C for hours at a time (that’s probably why it doesn’t make my skin freak out).
Founder, Nicki Zevola, is a true skincare genius who puts her heart and soul into formulating these products. Unlike many companies who simply slap their names on run of the mill, mass-produced products, Nicki’s products are the real deal. The products are not cheap, but you get what you pay for. Quit using that cheap-o drugstore stuff (that is probably not cruelty free anyway) and take care of your skin with skincare products that actually work!
Oooo loving the sound of this! Thanks so much for the review.
Jo @ Beautylicious Love
16% is a lot! I have trouble at 5%. My face starts burning..This might be worth a try. Still looking for a good one. I gave up on the cheap drugstore stuff a long time ago. Great advice anyway!
Hi I wish I had found the comment below about burning before trying. I’ve been using the futurederm vitamin c serum for a few days. And I have severe burns on various parts of my face even my neck. It says it is completely safe so I had no idea it could react this way with skin as it is similar to a chemical burn. I looked great the first couple days tho it would a burn when I used it. But suddenly it got worse and worse to the point where I have an appt with a dermatologist. As someone who used to be so sensitive to vitamin c serums, are there any others you tried in lower bit still effacious concentrations that you liked? I’m scared to try another one for some time but I hope to one day try another type if I can tolerate it as I’ve read the amazing benefits of vitamin c serums. Thanks!
Good to know a Vitamin C Serum that can be used by people with sensitive skin