psf vit c serum versus cellular rx vic c serum
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free skin care · Tue Nov 15, 2005 10:35 am

Hi

Please can someone tell me which is the better out of the two for dry skin. can they be used under the ey. I have crows feet, frown lines and my under eye area is very crepey and baggy. I am wanting to purchase a vit c serum but out of these two not sure which would suit me better. I would say my skin tends to be more on the dry side. somedays it can feel tight and can look and feel dehydrated at times

Pleeeeeeeeeeeease help

thanks to you all

free skin care · Tue Nov 15, 2005 6:18 pm

I think what you really need is Vivier eye with Vit C. I don't think cellular vit C or PSF vit C is suitable for eye. I just got my vivier eye vit C 5% and love it.

free skin care · Tue Nov 15, 2005 9:57 pm

I use the Cellular Skin Rx C under my eyes with no problem. It is a 12% concentration. If you have never used C there before,I'd go easy on the frequency to start. Supposedly, the CSRx C is good for dry skin because it has no water in it which can make C drying. For me though, I don't find it particularly drying or nondrying, it just soaks in quickly and is gone. I don't notice that my skin moisture level has changed one way or the other.

free skin care · Wed Nov 16, 2005 10:04 am

I used to put skinceuticals 20% round my eyes with no problem. I think it depends on the individual

Thu Nov 17, 2005 5:11 am

Out of those two the CSRx has the more "substantial" texture - I don't find either to be drying though.

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