Eclat Skincare Face Serum Set – Vitamin C Serum for Radiance, Retinol Serum for Wrinkles

Amazing Face Serums!
I really like using these face serums. They make my skin feel bright and hydrated! The cost less than most others on the market and their quality is amazing!

Restored
When I returned from my overseas trip, the harsh cold made my skin dry, coarse and dark. After a few months of use, my usual glow and smooth skin has returned.So, 4 stars from me!

Nice products.
I’m always changing my products to try out some new brands. About this: I really really don’t like the smell of these, I felt like I’m rubbing kids clay on my skin (for the smell), the feeling is a little tacky but after it dryes is ok. The results after using them for a month are expected, nothing super great but not bad. I’m giving it 3 stars because of smell and feeling, nice results but nothing super “wow” like I’ve achieved with other brands. Let me say, that since I’ve tried many korean skincare brands I haven’t found a nice non-korean competitor. These are nice but ok.

YOU NEED THIS
I am incredibly serious about my skin care and have a routine every morning and night. I recently became disabled and am unable to work. I decided to try these because of the price in place of a much more expensive product. My skin feels healthy. It’s brighter and more even. I’ve never felt this much love for my skin. I am going to try replacing other products with this brand!

Great price for ×2 skin serums ! They certainly have a feeling good factor, just as good as any of the more expensive ones. Once applied it dries on the face, no sticky residue & nil visible, it seems to be doing it’s job & no overpowering scent. It is as good as the expensive ones. It’s light fresh, no over powering pongs ! It I would purchase again !

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’ve used the Eclat Skincare’s Hyaluronic Acid Serum for quite some time and found it quite lovely. It doesn’t offer long term intense moisture, but it does still improve my skin – and it absorbs quickly and not leaving me feeling sticky. This is nice.However, inspired by the nice hyaluronic acid serum, I bought this set of 3 after seeing that the ingredients listed were mostly of natural origins, clean and safe. However, on the packages themselves the ingredients listed were QUITE different. Take a look below.For instance, for Vitamin C serum the ingredients listed are simply: Purified Water, Organic Aloe Vera,Sodium Ascorbic Phosphate (Vitamin C), Witch Hazel, Ferulic Acid, Carbomer, Kosher Vegetable Glycerin,Organic Jojoba Oil, Phenoxyethanol, Ethyl Hexyl Glycerin, MSM, Hyaluronic Acid, Retinol and Vitamin E.However, on the package itself, ingredients are as follows: Water, Centella Asiatica Extract (herb grown in Asia, common in Korean skincare), Fucus Vesiculosus Extract (Bladderwrack, type of edible seaweed), Avena Sativa Kernel Extract (basically oat kernel extract), Polyglycerin-10 (humectant), Betaine ( essentially working to balance skin’s hydration), Glycerin (a naturally occurring substance in skin that helps retain moisture), Tremella Fuciformis Polysaccharide (snow mushroom), 3-0 Ethyl Ascorbic Acid (antioxidant), Glyceryl Acrylate/Acrylic Acid Copolymer (I believe this is a film-forming agent), Tocopherol (Vitamin E), Sodium Hyaluronate (hyaluronic acid), Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extrac (Aloe), PVA/MA Copolymer (Polyvinyl alcohol-methyl acrylate copolymer, often used in medicine together with other ingredients for various purposes), Xanthan Gum (thickening agent, texture enhancer, and emulsion stabilizer), Triethanolamine (pH-balancer, not the best thing for the skin though, depending on amount used), Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer (synthetic ingredient is used to enhance the texture of skin care), DMDM Hydantoin (*formaldehyde-releasing preservative!), Ferulic Acid (excellent antioxidant), Hydrogenated Jojoba Oil (skin-softening and moisturising), Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract (processed buds and leaves of green tea), Dimethyl Sulfone (solvent), Phenoxyethanol (preservative).Quite different, huh? I would not want DMDM Hydantoin on my face, so I am going to be skipping this product, wasting my money there.BE CAREFUL.Edit: Contacted Eclat directly through their own website and I’m currently waiting to hear the truth about the ingredients. They’ve offered a refund on my order however.