hi i finished my cocokind vitamin c a couple weeks ago (it didn’t do anything for me honestly) and i’m in the market for a new one! if u could please recommend some i’d deeply appreciate it. 

i’d like a vitamin c that is effective at fading and preventing dark spots/acne scarring. i don’t really care too much about anti-aging or antioxidant properties.

i am cruelty free so i’d like cf recomendations, and i’d also prefer it if it’s under $30 but that’s not a dealbreaker. 

thank u so much for ur help!

vitamin c for dark spots

personally i really enjoy this brand. affordable, accessible, cruelty free, etc. but i’ve heard a couple times now that they are somehow problematic? when i looked it up online i couldn’t find any info, does anyone here know anything about this?

what’s up with good molecules?

help i have milia on my eyelid and it’s actually driving me nuts. what is the best way to get rid of it?

milia driving me cray cray

my skin is in this weird dry/dehydrated limbo when usually it’s balanced and “normal”. please share your favorite hydrating products, from cleansers to moisturizers to everything in between!

dehydrated and sad :(

picky won’t let me add photos or videos to my product reviews. is this happening to anyone else? is there a way for me to fix it?

uploading media

the packaging is really quite flimsy. the tab on the back of the tube ripped off, and at one point there was a small hole near the end that product would come out of when the tube was squeezed. 

this spot treatment is the most effective thing i’ve ever used for my blind pimples. it greatly reduces the size of them and helps them go away much faster. this can be used on all kinds of blemishes and is something i will forever repurchase.

This just wasn’t for me. Despite having only 3.5% glycolic acid, this product is deceptively strong on my skin. And yet, I’ve been using this for 7 months now and haven’t seen any difference in my skin. I’ll be using the rest of it on my body which will probably work well.

The best thing about any Good Molecules product is the price point. This toner with lovely ingredients and a beautiful, colorful label only costs $14. This product would be good for both beginners in using AHAs and more “expert” level users who want something more mild.

When using this product most people do not follow the instructions. Yes, using a small amount will still allow it to spread over the entire face, but it is not enough product. Follow the directions and use more than you think, then wake up to beautifully balanced skin.

This is a thick, nourishing cream that helps prevent transepidermal water loss. It moisturizes the skin and locks in hydration. Despite its thick consistency it does not feel heavy when applied. 

not for everyday use. unless you have very very dry skin it would be too much and would likely cause breakouts. also this formula originally contained honey even though the brand claimed to be 100% vegan. they have since fixed this but…

this is like a cocoon for your face. after slathering it on my face before bed i always wake up to the softest, healthiest looking skin. my skin’s oil/moisture level is always perfectly balanced after i use this.  i love the slightly whipped texture. 

This product claims to be developed for all skin types, but if I had oily skin I would not use this in my am routine in the warmer seasons.

This essence is so beautiful. It has a thicker, almost gel-like texture and it feels like I’m submerging my face into a cloud of pure hydration & comfort. This contains rice ferment, glycerin, niaciniamide, panthenol and jojoba milk. These ingredients provide that instant hydration as well as a feeling of fresh, plump skin. 

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