Can I used these serums around my eyes?

Great Question, L.J.! To use all three serums together, we recommend starting with the Vitamin C Serum and apply 3-5 drops to the face, neck, and eye area (being careful not to get any in the eyes!) in the morning, followed by moisturizer. In the evening, apply 3-5 drops of Hyaluronic Acid Serum to the face, neck, and eye area and also followed with a moisturizer. Once your skin has adapted to the formulas, you can apply the Vitamin C Serum both morning and night followed by the Hyaluronic Acid Serum as often as needed for an extra boost of moisture. Then, 2-3 nights a week add in the Retinol Serum in place of the Vitamin C Serum. Follow with a non-retinol moisturizer after the serum has had a minute or two to dry. The skin around our eyes can be incredibly sensitive for some of us, and it might be best to avoid that area with any retinol product. Retinol increases cell turnover and if used too frequently, can cause some irritation, dryness, or peeling. Please feel free to reach out with more questions at Support@TruSkin.com anytime. We’re here to help. :-) All the best, Erica TruSkin Naturals

How do you use these together? Do you apply all three at once or in a certain order?

Per the manufacturer: To use all three serums together, we recommend starting with the Vitamin C Serum and apply 3-5 drops to the face, neck, and eye area (being careful not to get any in the eyes!) in the morning, followed by moisturizer. In the evening, apply 3-5 drops of Hyaluronic Acid Serum to the face, neck, and eye area and also followed with a moisturizer. Once your skin has adapted to the formulas, you can apply the Vitamin C Serum both morning and night followed by the Hyaluronic Acid Serum as often as needed for an extra boost of moisture. Then, 2-3 nights a week add in the Retinol Serum in place of the Vitamin C Serum. Follow with a non-retinol moisturizer after the serum has had a minute or two to dry. The skin around our eyes can be incredibly sensitive for some of us, and it might be best to avoid that area with any retinol product. Retinol increases cell turnover and if used too frequently, can cause some irritation, dryness, or peeling.

What color is the liquid supposed to be? I got mine and it’s a cloudy color.

Thanks for reaching out, Rae-chill! :-) I definitely understand your concern about the cloudiness but I want to assure you that your bottle sounds completely normal. One of the unique characteristics of the type of vitamin C we use (sodium ascorbyl phosphate - SAP) is that the attached salt molecule (a natural preservative) tends to look cloudy or white in liquid formulations. If you would like to read more about our serums, I'll be happy to send you our Product Guide. Please feel free to reach out at Support@TruSkin.com and I'll be happy to send you a copy! Email anytime, we’re here to help. :-) All the best, Erica TruSkin

What percent vitamin c does the vitamin c serum have?

Hi, I'm sorry but there are no percentages on the ingredient label ... vitimin C is the fifth ingredient in the Serum and the sixth in the moisturizer ... normally ingredients are listed by largest to least percentages .... but I know that does not help a great deal ... Sorry I could not be of more help

TruSkin Face Serum Trio – Vitamin C, Retinol & Hyaluronic Acid Anti-Aging Serums for Face – AM, PM & All-Day Skincare Routine – Brightening, Smoothing & Hydrating Facial Serums, 1 fl oz Each

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