Glow-C Tranexamic 5% Serum (formerly Exaglow Serum S10) Reviews

4.6 Rating 941 Reviews

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“Love this stuff, i think I’m on my 3rd bottle .”

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Posted 4 years ago

“Omg, it works like eraser on acne spots! As I have oily and comedon-friendly skin, I have a lot dark spots almost all the time, and this serum helps me not to look like leopard.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“(Ive used this product alongside lumineza 15 and incorporated them at the same time, i cant therefore give credit to just the Exaglow serum although i did not see the same type of results from before, when using a 10% azaleic acid. My most annoying skin problem is that the inflamation after a pimple stays for so long. After stared using this they actually calm down after around 3 to 5 days instead of staying for a couple of weeks. For me the product doesnt sting or irritate my skin at all and the moisturizer i place on top doesnt disturb it. It layers over my azaleic acid very nice as well.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I have been using face theory products for 3 years now. Exaglow is my favourite. It is light and absorbs easily and quickly. I am simply glowing”

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Posted 4 years ago

“As described”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I originally purchased this serum because of the ingredient list targeted for hyperpigmentation. It's a great serum to start you off into acids. I've been using it everyday since May 2021 and have not seen much lightening effects on my hyperpigmentation. However, it does give you an overall nice glow. No sensitivity, and has a lovely consistency. Other than that, I think you can find better Vit C serums on the market.”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I am very satisfy with the product”

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Posted 4 years ago

“I love that a little goes a long way. I use 3 drops for my whole face once a day, and I do think the combo of tranexamic acid and other redness-reducing ingredients are improving my PIE (post inflammatory erythema).”

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Posted 4 years ago