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A fresh glow right this way.
Byrdie / Kristin Kempa
We all know (and love) what strategically placedhighlighteror a touch ofbronzercan do.
That lit-from-within glow has been the focus of many articles and makeup linesand for good reason.
But what if instead of creating that glow with makeup, you could wake up with naturally radiant skin?
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Radiance-boosting serums are key to getting the perfectly luminous, even-looking skin we all dream about.
Almost anyone can benefit from this multitasking formula that addresses a variety of complexion concerns.
It isnt sticky or tacky and layers really nicely under other skincare products.
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Just take note that it may cause a bit of irritation if you have sensitive skin.
We found it to be a game-changer, especially when used as part of a cohesive skincare routine.
We have sung its praises time and again.
(and yes that includes smoothing outfine lines and wrinkles).
It left complexions glowy and hydrated right after the first use and improved texture after a day of wear.
After a few weeks, we saw more even-looking skin and increased overall radiance.
What more could you ask for?
Credit the vitamin C and exfoliating PHAs in the formula.
While we like the light grapefruit scent, it may not be everyone’s cup of tea.
Its fast-absorbing but still leaves skin super glowy.
However, since this is an oil, it’s not ideal for oily or acne-prone skin types.
Usually, you’ve got the option to.
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Many radiance-boosting serums work well under makeup.
Radiance-boosting serums that dont contain any exfoliants should be safe for most, if not all, skin types.
Many of theseserums also address signs of aging.
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During the summer of 2017, she interned for Byrdie and wrote several pieces on health and wellness.
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78,1 (2016): 27-33. doi:10.4103/0250-474x.180247
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