Suki Skincare Vitamin C Facial Serum

I noticed an improvement in 3 days, just like it says on the package. This serum firms and evens skin tone wonderfully. I also use it in conduction with the foaming cleanser and nourishing toner. The toner allows this serum to glide on easily without using too much of the product, only one or two drops is all you need. I also follow this up with a the Suki cream moisturizer for day and oil at night.

Suki is typically one of my favorite brands and this is the first product from Suki I don't rave about. While it is a huge glass bottle with a great dropper lid as well as being very pure and clean Vit C, it is very sticky. After I apply it, I have to wash my hands. My face seems to do ok with it just absorbing it in and feeling not sticky but I think because I use my hands and fingers to grasp items and open and close them, it really bothers me when they stick together or stick to thinngs or leave a residue like this Vit C serum from Suiki does.

So despite what the headline of my review states, I actually have a combination type skin with dry areas as well as oily areas on my face. My T zone tends to be more oily, whereas I actually suffer from dry spots on my chin. It is oftentimes difficult for me to find products that work well with both zones, and provide me a good overall result. My experience with this vitamin C serum is that it actually does a nice job of threading that fine line. I will say that I think it operates more effectively on the dry areas of my face than it does on my T zone, where in some cases it mildly exacerbates the oiliness of my skin. That however is not something that I'm going to highlight as a feature, because I have used many different products that have done a good job on the dry areas, and very much exacerbated the oily areas. That is why, I stated before that it does a good job of threading that fine line. The viscosity of the serum is a little bit thicker, however it does saturate fairly nicely with time into the skin. I have found with prolonged use that it did a very nice job of evening out my skin tone. I noticed that there were some acne scars and age spots that lessened in their appearance. I can't definitively say that they where affected directly by this serum, so please take my experience as subjective and anecdotal. That disclaimer being said, I do stand by my statement saying that I believe this serum did do a good job of evening my skin tone. I found it played well with my other skin care products as well. I would apply this serum before my moisturizer, and discovered that they worked well in conjunction. I have actually used a few other products from Suki, and found them to be an excellent quality brand. All in all, my experience was very positive, and I would recommend giving it a try. I think you might find that if you have dry skin it'll work very nicely for you. If you tend to be more on the oily side, perhaps you'd be better served with a different serum. If you have combination type skin like I do, then I think you will notice a fairly decent result as well.

This Vitamin C Serum is my first experience with the Suki brand. I, above all else, look for clean ingredients when purchasing makeup and skincare. Here is a quote from Suki about their company, "100% synthetic-free is only the beginning! Highly-potent, stabilized actives, delivered beneath the surface to support the skin’s natural functions long-term. We focus on more than just the symptoms, without side effects that harm people or the planet. REAL 3rd party clinicals prove that skincare can be pure & effective." I also appreciate that Suki manufactures in the USA.Here is a full ingredients list for this Vitamin C Serum for your consideration: "Water (Aqua), Ascorbyl Glucoside, Glycerin, Potassium Hydroxide, Propanediol, Glyceryl Caprylate, Sodium Hyaluronate, Fragrance (Parfum)*, Xanthan Gum, Evodia Rutaecarpa Fruit Extract, Caprylhydroxamic Acid, Sclerotium Gum, Lecithin, Pullulan, Sodium Phytate, Silica *Natural fragrance from essential oils of Lemon, Coriander Seed, Clove Bud, Patchouli, Palmarosa, Cardamom, Basil, Magnolia, & Galbanum."For reference, I have very dry sensitive skin. I have tried this serum a few times as an addition to my morning skincare routine. I am happy with how this product performs. The packaging makes this feel very luxurious. It has a heavy amber glass bottle with subtle white labeling. The dropper makes it very easy to dispense just the right amount of serum. This serum has a very light texture and absorbs very quickly with no greasy feeling. This serum leaves my skin feeling very plump and nourished. It has also helped to improve the evenness of my complexion.I'm really happy with this Vitamin C Serum from Suki and will continue to keep it as part of my skincare routine.

I have been using this for over a week and I do not love it, or hate it. ALL I know is that it smells like tea and doesn't make my skin sticky. I guess what I might be trying to say is that I am bored with it because it didn't wow me and make me look forward to using it.