Why? Because I can't think of anything else and I'm going to lose my freaking mind (I'm currently carrying around a giant tub of Cetaphil in my purse, do not mock me Maudie :P) and because serums are supposed to actually penetrate the skin's surface instead of lying on top of it like moisturizers tend to do.
I know, serums are hardcore skin care, and usually run upwards of about $100. That's why I haven't bothered with them yet. But lately I've found a few slightly cheaper options that seem to be giving really good results.
Lather Moisture Magnet Serum: $48 for 1 oz. at lather.com. This got a glowing review on the Glamour Beauty Blog, and it's not that steep;y priced comparatively. And I really wish my face was a moisture magnet. Sigh.
Clarins HydrQuench Intensive Serum Bi-Phase: $58 for 1 oz. at sephora.com. One, the blue color is so pretty, and two, it's Clarins. Enough said.
Peter Thomas Roth Radiance Oxygenating Serum, $65 for 1 oz. at sephora.com. I loveee PTR, and the idea of an oxygenating serum is fantastic.
Dior HydrAction Deep Hydration Radical Serum, $70 for 1.7 oz. at sephora.com. This is actually the cheapest per ounce (about $41), and it got really nice reviews on the Sephora website...
PS: Check eBay for deals on all of these. I know some people are sketched out buying beauty products on eBay, but 99% of the time they're in an unopened box because someone forgot to return them, got them as a present, etc. I buy tons of beauty products on eBay and I've never been disappointed.
Image Sources:
Lather Serum: lather.com
Clarins Serum: sephora.com
Peter Thomas Roth Serum: sephora.com
Dior Serum: sephora.com
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