
Torriden CELLMAZING Vita C Ampoule
Worth trying for an unscented, dropper-dispensed vitamin C serum, though the concentration isn't disclosed on the listing.
- Size
- 1 fl oz
- Skin Type
- All
- Item Form
- Drop
- Scent
- Unscented
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Worth trying for an unscented, dropper-dispensed vitamin C serum, though the concentration isn't disclosed on the listing.

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A paraben free, pineapple scented vitamin C serum from Acure aimed squarely at brightening, worth a look for anyone building that step into a routine.

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A vegan, citrus-scented liquid serum from Lumene pitched broadly across skin types for glow and vitamin delivery, though the listing does not name a specific active ingredient.

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