What the community says
Pros
- Lightweight and absorbs quickly without heaviness
- Brightens dull skin and helps with uneven tone
- EGF adds a boost for skin regeneration and hydration
Cons
- Commonly reported stinging and irritation especially for sensitive skin
- Not ideal for daily use with retinoids due to potential sensitivity
- Packaging flip cap can be convenient but some prefer droppers for precise dosing
Product details
Use caution
Related
Skin type data limited
Commonly Used With
Where to buy
Available on Amazon
From the threads
Source threads
r/30PlusSkinCareIn routine
10.8k pts · 326 comments
“PM: ... Inkey List 15% Vitamin C and EGF Serum, Nivea soft moisturiser.”
“I use a vitamin C serum on the days I'm not using the retinal (so vitamin c for two days, then the retinal on the third day).”
r/SkincareAddictionPositive impact
1.7k pts · 171 comments
“I recently switched from the Ordinary’s hyaluronic acid serum to Inkey List’s and very much like it.”
“It absorbed better into my skin and my skin actually felt hydrated and plump after.”
“I also like the bottle better, a squeeze bottle with a flip cap instead of a dropper so I can one-hand it.”
r/tretinoinDidn't work
1.5k pts · 99 comments
“I have used Inkey List's Vitamin C for maybe about 3 months back in 2019 and stopped because it stung too much”
“I have used Inkey List's Vitamin C for maybe about 3 months back in 2019 and stopped because it stung too much, changed to the vitamin c serum by Stratia skin and thought it was meh so I stopped using it too.”
“stung too much”
r/RosaceaIn routine
43 pts · 96 comments
“I tried the azelaic from the ordinary and it stung a lot like you’ve said above.”
“However I’ve been using the Inkey List version twice daily for the past two weeks and it’s been a much better experience!”
“I’ve been using the Inkey List version twice daily”