Vitamin C is one of the most important product on my skincare routine as it does wonders and help on how my skin looks and feels.
And after years using and trying different ones, I can easily determine pretty early if I like it or not. For example my holy grail will be forever the one from Kiehl’s, but I’m always on the hunt of a new one. And after many reviews I read online I decide to try this one from Estee Lauder.
The Company
Brand: Estee Lauder
Country: United States
Story: Estée Lauder (the founder) launched the brand in 1946 with just four skincare products that were sold round the local salons and hotels. Just two years later, she secured her first counter at Saks Fifth Avenue department store in New York
Since: Est. 1946
Owned by: The Estée Lauder Companies Inc.
Cruelty free: No
The Product
Name: Perfectionist Pro – Rapid Brightening Treatment Ferment + Vitamin C
Main ingredients: Ascorbyl Glucoside: A stable form of Vitamin C that is a powerful anti-oxidant that also brightens and evens skin tone, Molasses Extract and yeast extract.
Purpose: A hydrating serum to brighten the look of your skin, visibly reduce dark spots, acne marks and pores.
Texture: serum
Suitable for sensitive skin: yes.
For whom is good: all skin types.
Non-comedogenic: yes
Free of: parabens, phthalates, sulfites, sulfates, formaldehyde and its donors, drying alcohol and mineral oil
Vegan: no
Shelf life: 12 months
Size: 30 ml (1.0 fl oz).
Packaging: Plastic bottle with pump and a box.
My Review
My review: To be honest I was a little bit skeptical about it, but after reading some many good reviews i decided to give it a chance to another product from Estee Lauder. But again, it disappointment. In my opinion it was one of the worst vitamin C serum I have tried. Why? It did nothing for my skin. It did not help with brightness; it did not hydrate my skin nor help with my pigmentation. NOTHING.
How I used: On my evening routine after cleansing my skin.
Why I liked the most: NOTHING.
Cons: I think the price is too high for the product performance
How long did it last: 2 months.
Pecas’s score: 1/5. Poor.
Will but it again: No
Sustainability
Estee Lauder companies is not known for their sustainability efforts. on their webpage you can find the commitment to sustainability, but it is hard to see translate it on their products and retail operations.
Sustainability score: 2/5.
Where you can buy it: you can buy directly from Estee Lauder page or any big beauty retailer.
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Note: I purchased the product myself and there are no affiliate links in this post.
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