The Inkey List

This product and several Inkey list products burn my skin. I don’t have this issue with The ordinary. I felt an immediate burning sensation after using it.

This is a solid vitamin c product for those who cannot tolerate ascorbic acid. Instead this product uses Ascorbyl Glucoside. It has a medium serum texture that absorbs well into the skin and...

Pros: - creamy - goes on clear - does not pill - no scent - so affordable - nice squeeze dispenser with smallest tube opening (quite sanitary and possibly holds ingredients efficacy) Cons: - does...

A lightweight moisturizer with a pleasant texture. It doesn't play well with my normal to oily skin. A bit too heavy to use during the day (made me shiny) and not moisturizing enough to use in the...

I was surprised to see that this had a green tint to it, but it’s not the only reason for claiming to provide redness relief. I am a devout user of Paula’s Choice 10% Azelaic Acid Booster and love...

I have a lot of very thick, coarse, wavy hair. This didn't do anything for my hair. It didn't define or provide any hold.

Such a light feeling cleanser that is mildly foaming and leaves skin soft, fresh, and clean. Perfect for evening second cleanse after using a balm/oil cleanser to remove sunscreen and makeup. It...

This works great on my oily, acne prone skin. However, it contains 2% sulfur which smells like rotten eggs and it doesn't fade during the day. I keep getting whiffs of it and when I hug someone or...

I love that this moisturizer has no fragrance and feels like a cross between a light cream and a gel It just did not work out for my sensitive acne prone skin It caused flushing and redness and...

I am on my second tube, so I guess I am in love. I am a retinol newbie and for the longest time, I was afraid of all of the well-known side effects that can be caused by stronger formulations....