Good Molecules Vitamin C Booster Powder for oily skin

Based on a very large amount of data, this product is highly effective at fading hyperpigmentation, acne scars, and dark spots, while also brightening dull skin. A moderate number of users report that it can cause skin irritation, particularly those with sensitive skin. Some users also note a gritty texture or difficulty dissolving the powder in thicker creams, though this is less common.

Highlights

• +Brightens dull skin Often Mentioned

  • “Amazing at brightening skin”
  • “gives me such smooth glass like skin”
  • “skin is more hydrated, smooth, and has a glow”
• +Fades dark spots Often Mentioned

  • “faded my freckle like sun spots”
  • “saw my hyperpigmention and skin brighten”
  • “gradual fading of my hyperpigmentation”
  • “acne scars are fading”
• +Great value Often Mentioned

  • “absurdly good deal”
  • “goes a long way”
  • “good amount of products for the price”
• +Mixes easily Sometimes Noted

  • “dissolves easily and the serum glides on”
  • “mixes right in”
  • “mixes easily into your favorite skincare products”
• –Causes skin irritation Sometimes Noted

  • “irritated my sensitive skin”
  • “tore my skin up”
  • “can get a bit of a stingy feeling”
  • “might make your skin sensitive, red/peel”
• –Doesn't dissolve well Rarely Noted

  • “did not dissolve with my moisturizer”
  • “struggles with thicker creams”
  • “if you don't mix it properly... you can get a bit of a stingy feeling”
• –Gritty texture Rarely Noted

  • “bit gritty when mixed”
  • “felt like rubbing sand”
  • “unnecessarily abrasive”
• –Inconvenient extra step Rarely Noted

  • “DIY format isn't for everyone”
  • “little more um an extra step to mix this”
  • “responsible for your own formulation stability”

Sources: lovi.care, goodmolecules.com, beautylish.com, dermapproved.com, desertcart.com, youtube.com, and more