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trippyfairy69 · ‎02-03-2019

hey, beautiful people I need some help, i am in the quest to find a good serum no more then 100 bucks, I've tried CEO glow, time in a bottle and neither of them really wowed me and made me wanna go back and purchase it. Looking for even skin, plumping and anti aging, honestly something that's good to wear with and without makeup. I wanna look snatched sweeties! if any one can be of assitance and help me locate this serum I will love you forever !

SFFOOD · ‎02-21-2019

I've been using the Caudalie Vinoperfect Serum lately and enjoy it very much. It brings your skin alive and imparts a healthier glow without looking shiny. I don't use it alone so I can't speak to whether it is what you want for no makeup days, but unlike many other products, it FEELS like it is doing something when you pat it on your skin, like your skin is drinking it in. On no makeup days, I like using oils like the Biossance Squalane Oil or DE Marula Oil (which is ridiculously priced). Those two products, though, I do not use under makeup and I only put on overnight or when I am going makeup free.

greeneyedgirl107 · ‎02-04-2019

@trippyfairy69 I use FIRST AID BEAUTY - Ultra Repair® Hydrating Serum

and really like it. Here's the beautypedia review which inspired me to buy it:

Spoiler

First Aid Beauty's Ultra Repair Hydrating Serum is a genuinely good offering by the brand because it has the potential to live up to most of its claims. A sheer water-based gel, this lightweight formula is fragrance-free and contains a soothing mix of anti-irritants, antioxidants, and reparative ingredients. Given its gel texture, it is suitable for any skin type, but especially for oily skin, including the acne-prone.

Packaged in a solid, plastic tube with a pump dispenser, its ingredients are kept protected from both air and light exposure. Its gel consistency is a skin pleaser that feels hydrating upon application, and layers well under (or over) your other products.

We should note that the First Aid Beauty's claims of this providing "pure moisture" to skin shouldn't be construed as it being a rich or emollient serum. It's light enough that it could replace a non-SPF moisturizer for those with oily or combination skin, but those with dry skin shouldn't expect the same. What it does particularly well, however, is supply skin with a good mix of antioxidant, reparative, cell communicating and anti-irritant ingredients.

Collagen and hyaluronic acid works to help improve skin's moisture content, reduce inflammation, and provide antioxidant defense. Antioxidants and anti-redness ingredients like colloidal oatmeal and allantoin are present, just to name a few.

Like many of its products, Ultra Repair Hydrating Serum contains feverfew—which we confirmed is purified of the naturally-occurring ingredient parthenolide, which can be sensitizing if this removal step isn't taken. Feverfew is another excellent antioxidant with potent anti-redness potential when applied to skin.

The fact that this serum doesn't contain the kitchen-skin approach of ingredients is a potential benefit in our eyes, especially given it is aimed at those with sensitive skin. While more antioxidants are helpful for free-radical defense, it is also true that the greater the number of ingredients contained in a product, the greater the potential for particularly sensitive skin to react negatively. This certainly isn't true for everyone, but for some, simpler is better.

Thus, if you are in the market for a simple antioxidant serum that is strong on anti-redness benefits, First Aid Beauty's Ultra Repair Hydrating Serum is an excellent one to consider.

PROS:

Lightweight, gel texture works for any skin type.
Includes a good mix of anti-irritants, antioxidant and reparative ingredients.
Provides sheer moisture to skin.
Fragrance free.
Reasonably priced given its overall impressive formula for sensitive skin.

CONS:

None.

<DIV class="lia-spoiler-noscript-content">First Aid Beauty's Ultra Repair Hydrating Serum is a genuinely good offering by the brand because it has the potential to live up to most of its claims. A sheer water-based gel, this lightweight formula is fragrance-free and contains a soothing mix of anti-irritants, antioxidants, and reparative ingredients. Given its gel texture, it is suitable for any skin type, but especially for oily skin, including the acne-prone.Packaged in a solid, plastic tube with a pump dispenser, its ingredients are kept protected from both air and light exposure. Its gel consistency is a skin pleaser that feels hydrating upon application, and layers well under (or over) your other products.We should note that the First Aid Beauty's claims of this providing "pure moisture" to skin shouldn't be construed as it being a rich or emollient serum. It's light enough that it could replace a non-SPF moisturizer for those with oily or combination skin, but those with dry skin shouldn't expect the same. What it does particularly well, however, is supply skin with a good mix of antioxidant, reparative, cell communicating and anti-irritant ingredients.Collagen and hyaluronic acid works to help improve skin's moisture content, reduce inflammation, and provide antioxidant defense. Antioxidants and anti-redness ingredients like colloidal oatmeal and allantoin are present, just to name a few.Like many of its products, Ultra Repair Hydrating Serum contains feverfew—which we confirmed is purified of the naturally-occurring ingredient parthenolide, which can be sensitizing if this removal step isn't taken. Feverfew is another excellent antioxidant with potent anti-redness potential when applied to skin.The fact that this serum doesn't contain the kitchen-skin approach of ingredients is a potential benefit in our eyes, especially given it is aimed at those with sensitive skin. While more antioxidants are helpful for free-radical defense, it is also true that the greater the number of ingredients contained in a product, the greater the potential for particularly sensitive skin to react negatively. This certainly isn't true for everyone, but for some, simpler is better.Thus, if you are in the market for a simple antioxidant serum that is strong on anti-redness benefits, First Aid Beauty's Ultra Repair Hydrating Serum is an excellent one to consider.PROS:Lightweight, gel texture works for any skin type.Includes a good mix of anti-irritants, antioxidant and reparative ingredients.Provides sheer moisture to skin.Fragrance free.Reasonably priced given its overall impressive formula for sensitive skin.CONS:None.</DIV>

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