Eclat Skincare Face Serum Set – Vitamin C, Retinol, Hyaluronic Acid for Hydration & Anti-Aging – Brightening & Firming Facial Serums – 3 Pack Face Care Set

Affordable Anti-Aging Skincare That Delivers Results
The Eclat Anti-Aging Serum Duo is a game-changer! Packed with vitamin C and 2.5% retinol, this set brightens skin, smooths wrinkles, and improves texture, elasticity, and radiance. Enhanced with soothing botanicals like aloe vera and chamomile, it’s gentle yet effective for all skin types. Dermatologist-tested, vegan, and cruelty-free, it’s perfect for sensitive skin. What’s even better? It’s incredibly affordable for such high-quality, results-driven skincare. My skin looks revitalized and younger, and I couldn’t be happier with this purchase. Highly recommend for anyone seeking radiant, youthful skin without breaking the bank!

Great price
decent product, helps moisturize my skin

Decent serums.
I am not sure which serum it is but one of them is making my skin look better, more hydrated. I did order this along with the other Eclat skin creams. I would say it’s decent. I like another brand of moisturizer/serum a bit better but overall I like the serums and the overnight moisturizer fairly well. Looking at my uber dry skin, the lines seem less prominent so that is an improvement, but I feel as if I need something a little longer lasting for the moisture. I still get dry after putting it on pretty thick. I kind of wish it had a light fragrance that was not annoying. Also the lid does not stay on one of them it fell off and I might need to glue it on the internal lid. Overall I would give it a try, the price is right.

well, 40 something and this stuff works!
hesitant. skeptical. desperate?this is how i feel about beauty products after 30 some odd years buying and trying all sorts of tinctures from the low end but mostly mid- high priced. there have been some good ones, but mostly just thousands of wasted dollars in the quest to beautify.now, in my 40 somethings, ive noticed an onslaught of fine wrinkles, my face starting to lose the battle against gravity, and my neck isnt as taught as i thought.i read the reviews on the retinol initially, skeptical bc how could something this affordable do something for me where a $400 serum couldnt?long story short, i tried it, after a couple days ly skin felt a little better- like i slept realllly well in my 30s and woke up feeling refreshed and all pinked up. skin felt healthier. so i bought this set and wow. no miracles after two weeks, but i have begun to notice my skin feeling hella more hydrated than before. overall skin appearance is healthier. tiny fine lines are starting to disappear- theyre still there but visibly less. sun spots are fading but nothing to get excited over at this two week point for me. but hopeful considering the progress. redness is a bit less as well- also hopeful. pore size is still similar. overall wellness of my skin? super. great. it looks like my 40 something skin was out in the desert with no water or food, and its now been bathed, fed and hydrated with beauty sleep. so yeah, ill be getting this again!

My second purchase of the duo product; the first one given away as a present.I do not use it religiously but have tried to incorporate it in my routine as recommended; vitamin C in the morning, retinol in the evening. I find the texture of the serums a bit thick/oily and sticky, but the feeling of stickiness on my fingers immediately after the application is gone in less than a minute. On my face they feel fine. I noticed no particular smell and both serums absorb quickly yet leave my skin feeling soft and hydrated. Nevertheless, I do apply a moisturiser afterwards. I had not experienced any adverse reactions using these serums. My facial skin is normally affected by redness and discolouration, but I have noticed of lately that it is much improved and it has a nice healthy glow to it. There is less redness, the skin feels much smoother to the touch and the skin tone is more even. The under eye area looks more toned too, however the dark circles and eye bags are still there; maybe there was a slight improvement but nothing to shout about. To be fair, dealing with these two particular problems very much depends on their cause, and no product can resolve them if there is an underlying issue to be dealt with.I believe both serums are of a decent quality however I do have a negative to point out. The product I received was delivered sealed but with some kind of a sticker at the bottom. When I removed the sticker I realised that it was covering the manufacturing date which was the beginning of 2023. From what I understand, even when unopened, vitamin c and retinol serums have a limited shelf life so maybe the stickiness of the product is due to the serums losing their potency as they were possibly about to expire.In conclusion, I believe that these Eclat serums are decent quality products at a decent price, but due to the expiry date issue, I am not sure if I would buy them again; it’s possible, but I would have to think twice about it…

I recently purchased this product from a well-known Australian skincare brand that I have been loyal to for quite some time. However, upon discovering that the product is now manufactured in China, I am left feeling extremely disappointed and will no longer continue my support.One of the primary reasons I chose this brand in the past was its claim of being Australia’s number one skincare brand. This claim, coupled with their emphasis on safety, effectiveness, purity, and sustainability, led me to believe that I was investing in a high-quality product with the values I prioritise. Unfortunately, the shift in production to China raises concerns about the brand’s ability to uphold these promises.China’s manufacturing practices have long been associated with issues such as quality control, product safety, and environmental impact. While this is not to say that all Chinese products are inferior or unsafe, the reputation of the country’s manufacturing industry does cast a shadow of doubt on the brand’s ability to ensure the same level of quality and ethical standards they previously claimed to uphold.Furthermore, the brand’s emphasis on researching ingredients for safety and effectiveness becomes questionable when the production is outsourced to a country with different regulatory standards and oversight. It raises doubts about the brand’s ability to maintain the same level of scrutiny and control over the manufacturing process.Additionally, the claim of low-impact production processes and a commitment to sustainability loses credibility when the products are manufactured in a country known for its environmental challenges. While the brand may have implemented sustainable practices in their Australian operations, it is unclear how these same principles are applied in their Chinese manufacturing facilities.I understand that companies may choose to outsource manufacturing for various reasons, such as cost efficiency and scalability. However, as a consumer who values transparency and wants to support brands aligned with my values, I find it difficult to overlook the concerns associated with products made in China.In conclusion, I am extremely disappointed that my favourite Australian skincare brand has shifted its manufacturing to China. The move raises questions about their ability to guarantee the claims they make regarding safety, effectiveness, and sustainability. I will therefore not be purchasing their products in the future.

I have been using facial serums for a few years now, I have mature but oily skin so I find hyaluronic acid to be good as a moisturiser as moisturising cream breaks me out.I saw this little set & due to the price point I decided to give it a try as I often switch around with brands I use..The outer packaging is beautifully done – really nice, protects the contents really well & just looks so good!Alarm bells began to ring when I pulled the bottles out.More alarm bells rang when I sniffed each serum and saw the consistency – none of these serums are in anyway similar to any other brand I have used previously – and I have used many brands.These serums will have a tightening effect on your face which you will feel, I think, and will have a degree of moisturising effect also.However, I do not for a moment believe that the contents of the bottles are what they claim to be.I went off to do some homework on the brand & company and at that point I became convinced that something isn’t right. Too many things didn’t add up.I am going to do some simple tests on these serums – just to see if I am right.I will not be using these on my face.Please note that this is my own opinion & perhaps I got a bad batch?I do not want to return these as I am testing one of the products – just to see if my hunch is correct.When buying serums, do as I didn’t do – do some home work before you purchase.I also found some other serums on Amazon yesterday under a different brand name which appear to be from the same company.The four star review is ONLY for the packaging, not for the contents.EDITED:Having now tested the Eclat vitamin C serum in this set, it is not a vitamin C serum,I left some out in daylight and did the same with the current vit C serum I am using, the Eclat did not turn yellow, but my current vit C serum did.Vitamin C serum should oxidise & change colour to yellow, orange & eventually a browny-orange shade if left in daylight.I cannot recommend this brand at all