HIGH QUALITY skin care doesn’t have to cost a lot and dupes can even surpass the original.
One woman was shocked when a $27 vitamin C serum blew her luxury staple out of the water.
Redditor Paddingtonbear39 shared the anti-aging beauty discovery in a post.
She explained that she had long been a big fan of SkinCeuticals’ $182 Ferulic CE with 15% L-Ascorbic Acid Serum.
“Guys. I’ve been a fan of SkinCeuticals vitamin C for four years,” she said.
However, after switching to Timeless’ $27 20% Vitamin C+E Ferulic Acid Serumshe gave up on the high purchase.
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“I finally decided to switch, considering the price difference, and WOW,” she said.
“I’m not sure it worked out well for all of you, but Timeless blew my Skinceuticals out of the water!”
She almost couldn’t believe the difference in her results, considering the $155 price difference.
“Am I going crazy? This thing is working miracles to brighten my skin and improve texture,” she said.
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“For reference, I have very sensitive, acne-prone skin (which is a fun new thing my skin is doing at age 31).
“Absolutely no irritation, absorbs very quickly, brightens almost immediately, and doesn’t leave any weird, sticky finish or pilling. I’M SO EXCITED!
“I really thought I was doing great with Skinceuticals, but after using Timeless, my skin felt more radiant,” she added.
“Maybe it stopped working for me?”
Skincare fans over 30 rallied behind her rave review of the serum.
One woman explained that it was the most important product for her routine.
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“I’ve been using Timeless for years. Even when I get low on energy from my skincare, I make sure to put it on,” she said.
“I get compliments on my skin all the time. I love it.”
“I went from SkinCeuticals CEF (~2 years) to Timeless Vit C and Ferulic and noticed an improvement. I only use Timeless now,” said another commenter.
The original poster agreed that she immediately noticed a difference between the formulations and quality of the two products.
“I definitely notice a difference in color and consistency,” she replied.
“Whatever it is, I’m happy as a clam!”
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