Vitamin C Glow Hydrating Anti-Aging Face Mist w/Actives | Vita C, Niacinamide, Collagen, Peptides and Retinol | Refreshes & Brightens Complexion | 4 fl oz, 120 ml

I just started using this product on 7/24 so as of right now this review is just my first impressions.About me: I’m 29, closing in on 30. I’m very fair skinner, but spend a lot of time outdoors. I workout outdoors, I garden, and I have kids. So I’m outside several hours a day. I’ve become more responsible about sunscreen application, but definitely spent some time in tanning beds when I was younger, and in recent years been more concerned about my kids skin then my own.So in the last year I noticed some spots on my skin, and decided it was time to start taking better care of myself. I read that vitamin c was works wonders on in your skin, so decided to give this product a shot.First Impression:I’ve only applied this product five times.1. Packaging is nice, bottle was sealed, and in good condition.2. The only directions I found are shake well, spray 8-10 inches from face in circular motion. This had me stumped. I mean obviously I should wash my face before applying, but I like more guidance in my products. Is this product best used in combination with a serum, should I use lotion with with this, how many times daily, etc. I ended up just going online and reading some recommendations from “experts”, I’ll post my routine below.3. The sprayer on this bottle is intense. I was expecting more of a refreshing mist, but this sprayer has some power behind it! It isn’t as intense as say pepper spray, but certainly not what I was expecting. I wish the people who make mosquito spray would upgrade to this bottle. I really didn’t want this product on my eyelids so I decided to spray it this directly into my hand, and rub it into my skin. This has worked fine for me.4. This product does make my skin feel slightly tacky after applying, but that feeling goes away quickly. I do feel like it makes my skin brighter after applying it!5. There really isn’t a smell, which works for me.6. I’ve been using this product for five days with no issues.I only apply this product once per day @ night.My routine:1. Wash my face w/ soap.2. Use acne cleansing pad.3. Rinse and dry face.4. Apply toner, let air dry.5. Apply serum, let air dry.6. Apply moisturizer.I would like to note that I started using the serum the same day as the toner as it seemed like the two products are often used in combination.I’ll take updated pictures at the 2 week mark, and one month. :)

I debated if what I'm about to say is really "too much" information. But then I thought, hey, so many of us will have this skin situation at some point. So, here it is: I've had a blemish on my face for over a month; under the skin, stubborn, and it would not come to a head. Neither would it stop growing. And I sure could not find any blemish cream or salicylic acid face wash or solution to budge it one way or the other.Enter this product. That blemish is almost flattened out and will soon be gone. This is the only product recently added to my regime. (Although last month I was forced to change my Neutrogena face wash from Deep Clean to one of their grapefruit products. Can't find my long-time favorite during this pandemic.....)I've tried other Vitamin C serums before, and I like some of them. But I found most to be sticky on the face, or potency was lacking. This is a great product, I think! From my story above, its potency is obviously doing a good job. It is easy to apply because it is a spray. And it is not sticky.The instructions say to spray in a circular fashion. That is hard to do, because the spray pump puts out short bursts of solution. But if you heed the directions to keep the sprayer a distance from the face, you will get a finer and wider mist than if you hold it close to your face. After about two days, you'll find the sweet spot. It also helps if you remember to shake gently before each use.Very faint fragrance. In fact, it is so faint and so quickly gone, that I totally disregarded it, and had to go and give it a pump just now, when I went to write about it.

I’ve never tried a Vitamin C facial mist, but it was an enjoyable experience. My skin actually felt quite refreshed after a quick mist. Mind you, with everyone wearing masks these days, there are skin problems galore. Mine is getting small dry patches, something I normally wouldn’t have had I not had to wear a mask. When I used this mist, it wasn’t a heavy spray, but rather light and refreshing. It would be even more so if I refrigerated the bottle in this hot weather. It wasn’t oily nor did it have any unusual odors accompanying it.I haven’t been using this product for a long time, but like it. It’s not clearing up one annoying dry patch I have nor is it intended to. I simply use another product or two for that. It says to spray in a circular motion for a light application. The only cautionary note is to discontinue use if one experiences any redness (I haven’t). There’s retinol in the formula so if you are a sun-sensitive individual, it could make it worse. The main ingredient is water so I’m not worried about getting any into my eyes accidentally. I’ve listed the ingredients below.INGRDIENTS VITAMIN C FACE MIST:Water, Niacinamide, Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate, Sodium Hyaluronate, Rosa Damascena Flower Water, Retinol, Magnesium Aspartate, Zinc Gluconate, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Hydrolyzed Collagen, Citric Acid

I like that this serum is packed with a lot of ingredients that are good for the skin. However, I dislike it in it's spray bottle. The spray is a bit intense and you have to spray it 3-4 times to coat your face. It would've been better if it actually sprayed like a mist. Also, I agree with the other reviewer that vitamin c is sensitive to light, so I'm surprised it's not in a darker bottle. So far, I've had no negative reactions to the spray. I'll usually spray this on my face at night before putting on a heavy moisturizing cream. Absorbs into the skin in a timely manner. Avoid applying in the daytime if you're going into the sunlight, unless you have a good sunscreen to wear after spraying it. There's a warning that it'll make you skin sensitive to light and more prone to sunburns because of the retinol.