Jeju Tangerine Vitamin C Ampoule 1.75 fl oz. | 11 Vitamin Complex + Panthenol + Niacinamide + Adenosine | Hydrating & Soothing Korean Facial Serum for Sensitive Skin

I am 41, I have combination type, and very sensitive skin. Every vitamin C serum I’ve tried makes my skin react badly. I decided to give this product a shot because it appears to be a very low concentration of pure vitamin C, and I happy to say my skin really likes this product. The main ingredients seem to be gentle on my skin. So far very happy.

This Vitamin C Ampoule from PS.PRETTYSKIN is a must for any beauty regimen!It provides the perfect combination of vitamins & hyaluronic acid. The 11 complex of vitamins offer the skin hydration, nutrients, & protection from daily free radicals. The hyaluronic acid smoothes & tightens which helps the skin to appear more flawless.I’ve been using this serum daily & I’m already noticing the results. It has reduced my hyperpigmentation by 40% creating a more balanced & toned appearance. This is due to the tangerine extract & Vitamin C which provides a brighter more radiant complexion.I was a little nervous that the tangerine extract would be too much for my sensitive skin. However, you barely notice it’s faint aroma. This makes it perfect for all skin types & people like me who have overly sensitive skin.I LOVE that the dropper provided doesn’t leak with any form of movement, allowing the user to apply directly to face without any worry of waste. The size (1.75 fluid oz) of this bottle will go a long ways & the price is excellent. This helps the consumer save money by providing a high end quality product, that actually works.I look forward to seeing the continued results of using this product & I highly recommend!!

It's got a pleasant scent and feels great on my skin. This is the perfect picker-upper in a morning care regime. I like to use this on days I don't shower and just need to throw my hair up in a bun and go. It gives my skin a healthy sheen and smell!

It gave me acne. It seems like products that have some Vitamin C base in them, make my skin break out in pimples, and I don't know why. I had to stop using it.

this serum doesn't have a percentage for its vitamin C, only a 20% for the vitamin COMPLEX, which is made up of 11 types of vitamins, including vitamins C and E. So, I am viewing this as more of antioxidant, skin protecting and moisturizing serum than a vitamin C serum.It hydrates without being irritating and leaves my skin soft and moisturized with no sticky or greasy residue.

When I use this there is a barely there scent of orange that I only smell when spreeading it on. It has a small dropper, so I need 4-5 drops for my face and neck. It spreads easily and absorbs well, but leaves my skin a bit sticky. I use niainamide and vitamin c products regularly and feel like I am seeing as much brightening as I can expect at this point, so I look at whether vitamin c serums maintaim my progress. This one does not maintain the brightening as much as other serums with higher concentrations of asorbic acid or other forms of vitamin c, unfortunately.In looking at the ingredients list I am left scratching my head. It's advertised as a vitamin c ampuole, but ha only 0.015% tangerine peel oil, 0.001% tangerine peel extract, and only .0002% asorbic acid, with no other forms of vitamin c I can find in the ingredients list. For brightening, the typical concentration of asorbic acid is 5 - 20%.Where is the vitamin C, and where is the 20% of anything? It has 2% panthenol, and even less adenosine and different forms of orange/vitamin c. If you do the math on that, does that mean it's 18% niacinamide? So many other ingredients were listed with the ppm that I find it very strange the amount of niainamide is not disclosed. It could also be the 20% includes tangerine extract that was split into water and the extract separately in the ingredients list (which I've seen with a few other products), but usually if that's done the ingredients that are part of the "complex" have a star next to them on the ingredients list to show what's part of it. I'm not trying to disparage the product, I'm just genuinely confused.I actually wouldn't mind that high a concentration of niacinamide, I just want to know for 2 reasons. 1) concentrations of 10% or more can be irritating and cause redness for some people, and 2) I know how much works for my skin. If it's the concentration I normally use I would use this alone, and if it's significantly more I would use a drop of this with another serum.I actually do quite like this serum. It feels nice on my face, offers a decent amount of hydration, and has really great ingredients like the 11 vitamins, panthenol, niacinamide, 3 types of hyaluronic acid, and tangerine peel and tangerine extract. You also get 50ml in the bottle, when a lot of other serums are 3pml, so it's a nice value to boot.

PS.PRETTYSKIN Vitamin C Ampoule for face 52ml(1.75 fl.oz.) | Pure JEJU island Tangerine Vitamin C | Nice ingredients, (see photo) from a Korean Beauty Brand.This smells like tangerines when you first put it on but that quickly dissipates.It is not sticky, nor does it sting.Thank you for reading my review and looking at my photos of this product. I hope you found it helpful!REVIEW PHILOSOPHY: I only review a product if it is something I am capable of critically evaluating through comparison, testing and use. This means I have experience of using similar items; or that I have equipment or tools that I can test it with; or that I have an upcoming need so I can actually use. I am as selective about getting an item to review as I would be about purchasing that same item, so yes, I expect it to be a good product. My reviews are NOT based on packaging or if it was delivered timely.