A few months ago I was approached to try a new facial serum from OZNaturals. Since I’ve become a fan of facial serums and oils this year, I was excited to try their Vitamin C serum. For about a month 1/2 I incorporated the product into my skin care regimen, day and night. Read ahead for my full OZNaturals review!
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What’s in the product?
- Vitamin C
- Vitamin E
- Green Tea
- Witch Hazel
- Jojoba Oil
What’s NOT in the product?
- Potentially harmful synthetic chemicals
- Petrochemicals
- Parabens
- Phthalates
- Sulfates
Pros?
- Several natural ingredients
- Easy to apply
- Small bottle (easy to store/travel with)
- No harsh smell
Cons?
- Slight sticky after serum drys
- Subtle improvements; nothing drastic
What was my experience with the product?
I used the serum after washing (and toning) my face and neck. The serum is a clear lightweight liquid that easily dissolved into my skin. While my face was smooth after applying, I noticed my skin was a little sticky after it dried. I wasn’t a fan of that aspect, but it wasn’t bad enough for me to stop using it. After using the product for about 3 weeks, I did notice a slight difference in my skin as far as it’s brightness. It wasn’t as noticeable or drastic as other serums I’ve tried, but I was pleased with the subtule positive improvemnt.
Would I purchase this product? Why or why not?
I might. I didn’t like the sticky after effect, but again it wasn’t unbearable. While it wouldn’t be my “go to” facial serum, I would use it as a backup. Becuase the bottle is small enough to fit just about anywhere, I might even pack it with me while traveling.
So tell me, have you used the OZNaturals Vitamin C Serum, or any other OZNatural product? Do you use facial serums? Let me know!
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