Product Review Time!
Vitamin C Lotion by Foxbrim

I received this product in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own.

This review can also be found on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/review/R18GV65REXMKRC/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B00NXZK0A4

When I first used my pump bottle of Foxbrim’s Vitamin C Lotion, I was immediately thrilled by how little fragrance it had. Perhaps some would rather a product like this smell sweet and fragrant, but I’ve had too many issues in the past with finding moisturizers that I could use due to added scents. I can’t use anything with too much fragrance on my skin, so finding a skin care product that was light in fragrance was a treat. I also appreciated the fact that the amount dispensed by pressing the pump once was exactly the dime size amount suggested for use, as I tend to slather stuff on my skin like I would butter on toast.

I decided to try it solely on my hands first. I use diluted bleach all day at work (without gloves) and the skin on my hands has really taken a beating; so, I figured the skin there could benefit the most from this product. I began by carrying the lotion around in my purse and massaging it into my hands three or four times a day. After just the first use, I could see a difference. My skin was immediately less dry and healthier looking. After three days of using it solely for my hands with no adverse reactions and plenty of positive ones, I began moisturizing my face with it as well. The impact was not as immediate and dramatic with my face as with my hands, but I imagine that is because the skin there was not as damaged. I have been using it for three weeks now and could not be happier with it! Not only is it gentle on my sensitive skin, but it works as advertised. My skin feels softer, looks healthier and is more even in tone. Since using Foxbrim’s Vitamin C Lotion, I haven’t had to worry about my face getting wind chapped or looking blotchy from the cold. We’ve had freezing temperatures with strong winds around here for weeks and usually under these conditions my face would be a patchwork of multi-colored raw messes. Not this year and not ever again! (Well, not as long as Foxbrim keeps creating magic skin moisturizers, anyway!)

I think it is clear that I am happy with this product and would recommend it to others. The list price is a little steep at $45.99, but I was able to find it advertised for less than twenty. The results I experienced are definitely worth a $20 investment, in my opinion, and it is an investment I will be making! Foxbrim has some other products that I am itching to try as well, but I can’t imagine that I will be regularly using anything other than my new Vitamin C Lotion to moisturize from now on.

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