Top 5 Brightening Serums

Top 5 Brightening Serums I would buy with my own $$$ Beauty product developer vetted That's me The first starting off strong is numbuzin No.5+ Vitamin Serum. Now I like this because it actually uses several gentle brightening ingredients that work together so we have tranexamic acid, we have glutathione, we have a form of vitamin C. So if you want something that's gentle that you could use and you can actually get those antioxidant benefits I would recommend this one. Next is also a really gentle option. This is the Dr. Althea Gentle Vitamin C Serum because it uses 20% sea buckthorn water that is actually high in vitamin C and this one also has capsules in it. Let me show you. It's super refreshing, super lightweight on skin. Really great if you're starting out even if you're a teen. Next we're getting into a little bit of stronger options. This is the celimax Pore Dark Spot Serum with 5% niacinamide and 3% tranexamic acid. Also really gentle, great for evening your overall skin tone. Remember tranexamic acid is not an exfoliating acid, so it's also suitable for sensitive skin. Next we have the Purito Tone Boosting Facial Serum. This actually includes 6% tranexamic acid and 10% niacinamide in addition to retinal which increases cell turnover. So you're getting more new cells at a faster rate. This is actually technically a biface so you see the capsules on top you just have to shake before use. Really great if you're starting out even if you're a teen. Next is also a really gentle option. This is the Dr. Althea Gentle Vitamin C Serum because it uses 20% sea buckthorn water that is actually high in vitamin C and this one also has capsules in it. Let me show you. It's super refreshing, super lightweight on skin. Really great if you're starting out even if you're a teen. Next we're getting into a little bit of stronger options. This is the celimax Pore Dark Spot Serum with 5% niacinamide and 3% tranexamic acid. Also really gentle, great for evening your overall skin tone. Remember tranexamic acid is not an exfoliating acid, so it's also suitable for sensitive skin. Next we have the Purito Tone Boosting Facial Serum. This actually includes 6% tranexamic acid and 10% niacinamide in addition to retinal which increases cell turnover. So you're getting more new cells at a faster rate. This is actually technically a biface so you see the capsules on top you just have to shake before use. And lastly, I feel like this one is kind of underrated. This is the Innisfree Green Tea Vitamin C Serum. It actually uses a vitamin C derivative and sunflower seed oil towards the top of the ingredient list. So if you have dry skin but you want something that feels lightweight, this could potentially be a really great option for you. See how lightweight it looks but it also has a little bit of slip to the formula. Let me know down below if you've tried any of these serums what you think and follow for more skincare roundups by a beauty product developer.