Do you know about the Vibriance Super C Serum? Does it really work as advertised? In this post, I will be sharing my lovely wife’s experience using this product for skin glow and wrinkles. Although the product promises users a lot, there are no clear evidence that the product can work for all claims.

Kindly read to the end and share any complaint in the comment section.

What is Vibriance Super C Serum ?

Vibriance Super C Serum claims to be an all-in-one moisturizing serum with safe, cosmeceutical-grade ingredients promising long-term results. It is designed to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and age spots, providing your skin with a youthful glow.

Additionally, it promises to diminish the appearance of age spots on other parts of your body, such as the back of your hands and forearms.

Inside Vibriance Super C Serum

Vibriance Super C Serum is formulated with gentle ingredients suitable for all skin types. It is gluten-free, paraben-free, fragrance-free, sulfate-free, phthalate-free, SLS-free, and cruelty-free.

How To Use Vibriance Super C Serum

After washing your face, apply one or two pumps of Vibriance Super C Serum to your entire face and neck. Using a moisturizer afterwards is optional.

Apply the serum in the morning and at night. Initially, use it once a day at bedtime to allow your skin to adjust.

Adverse Reactions of Vibriance Super C Serum

• The product can cause dryness
• Poor brush and patchy
• It does not give a proper color match
• The smell may not be pleasant for all

What My Wife Noticed about the Vibriance Super C Serum

If you have imperfections, redness, pimples, or visible pores, this product is not for you. Despite high expectations from positive reviews, it performed poorly. My wife even used the recommended retractable brush for application. At best, it’s a setting powder with zero coverage, leaving her face patchy and extremely dry. Multiple layers don’t help, and it takes a lot of powder to feel like anything is applied, resulting in a messy application and uneven coverage. It feels light on the skin but emphasizes every pore and imperfection, failing to be invisible. She tried it with and without primer, getting the same disappointing results. The shades are also off; the fair shade is too dark and orange, while the porcelain is too white, leaving me without a proper match. My skin is maturing with occasional pimples, not large pores, and is combination type. She has used Bare Minerals without issues and switched to this product but regretted it. At $30, it’s a waste of money. Don’t be fooled by the hype and high price—try products at Sephora to find what works for you. This makeup is poor quality; it’s not you.

Hope you find this review helpful. Kindly drop your experience in the comment section below. Thank you!

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