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An exfoliating grapefruit serum that lists collagen production and a wide skin type range. Directions are missing, so introduce it slowly.
A vitamin C and collagen serum for most skin types, sensitive included, with hypoallergenic and non-comedogenic claims. The listing gives no strengths, scent or directions.
A brightening ampoule with vitamin C and niacinamide for sensitive skin, soothing and hydrating at once. Its capsule form and strengths are unexplained, and only sensitive skin is named.
An oil free hyaluronic acid serum with an aloe scent that the listing rates for all skin types. It is a small bottle, with focus and hydration as the stated aims.
A serum that combines alpha arbutin, lemon and niacinamide for acne-prone through dry skin. It has no product name or directions in the listing, so rely on the label.
A hydrating night serum with hyaluronic acid for all skin types. It is unscented and natural-tagged, but directions are not listed.
An eye serum built on peptides for mature and dry skin, with a long list of concerns from crows feet to puffiness. The claims are the seller's, and no directions are shown.
A brightening serum that avoids a greasy feel and is listed for three skin types. Directions and ingredient detail are missing from the listing, so how to use it is unclear.
A bakuchiol serum for hydration and anti-aging on combination skin, with a basil scent. Only combination skin is listed, and the listing gives no directions or bakuchiol strength.
A fragrance free serum sold in drop form, with almost no detail on ingredients, benefits or directions. The listing is thin enough that the carton must answer most questions.
A vitamin C serum from medicube for combination through oily skin that targets blemishes. Strength and directions are not in the listing.
A liquid anti-aging serum that the listing rates for every skin type. Texture and absorption speed are not described, so expect to judge those on first use.
A lactic acid serum in a cream form, named for ingrown hairs and listed as hydrating. The listing describes no usage plan or strength.
A retinol serum aimed at hydration and wrinkles across every listed skin type. The listing has no box contents or directions, so what ships with it and how often to use it are unknown.
A small eye serum built around caffeine and green tea extract, aimed at dark circles. The scent fields in the listing contradict each other, so confirm on the label.
A small azelaic acid serum for the face, listed for all skin types with a moisturizing benefit. The entry gives no concentration or directions, so start gradually and follow the label.
An unscented serum aimed at soothing and better hydration, named for hyaluronic acid, multi peptides and PDRN. The specs list no ingredients, so the name is the only guide to what is inside.
A multi-acid serum aimed at uneven pigment on all skin types and tones. Three acids together carry irritation risk, and the listing gives no strengths or directions.
A serum aimed at blemishes and post acne marks, with allantoin and hyaluronic acid for all skin types. Lily scented.
A large hydrating hyaluronic acid serum in drop form, listed for every skin type and tone. It covers brightening and wrinkles too, but no directions or full ingredients are given.
A vitamin C face serum for sensitive skin, with brightening and anti-aging claims. The listing gives no strength or full ingredient list.
A fragrance free hydrating serum with coptis japonica for oily skin, listed as soothing and toning. One addresses entry reads respiratory health, which looks like a data error, and no directions are given.
A non-sticky calming ampoule serum for sensitive and dry skin that is vegan and fragrance free. The listing has no ingredient names, directions or benefit list.
A night serum from Olay for normal skin that targets discoloration and wrinkles while hydrating. The scent field says aloe vera, which conflicts with the fragrance free claim.
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