Sparkle central

A good brightening serum Should not contain sparkles. This should be named a reflective serum. It’s not bad but I don’t want to sparkle. If you really like the effect, for the same amount of money you can just buy a liquid highlighter or Mac strobe cream.

I would not buy this product.

I tried out this product and I did not like it at all. It was heavily perfumed and yes, it is slightly brightening but that is only because it has mica powder in it. I really dont understand why a serum would need to be so heavily scented.

vile

Thank you for letting me try this free because I would not spend 1 cent on it.
Only thing it does is cover your face in microglitter. Im turning 36 this year and glitter is an absolute no-no. Sure it doesnt look like you have glitter all over your face unless one looks extremely close up, but it just gives you a greasy looking shine that I am NOT looking for. I was using this religiously morning and night with the rest of the Bright Boost products in hopes to see some of the claims of smoother skin or help with hyper pigmentation and I do not feel as though this product has done anything. Claims to smooth the skin, I dont think so. I think purchasing a $6-8 serum from Ordinary would be more effective.
Product sucks. Ingredients suck. Better options out there unless you like looking like a grease face.

This feels terrible on the skin.

#gotitfree I was hesitant to try this as it says to pair with the bright boost moisturizer but I followed the instructions. Ugh this stuff was awful. Did absolutely nothing for my skin but make me feel like I had a plastic mask on. Do not recommend and do not feel this product is necessary with the moisturizer. Only one is necessary. I will say, I think this would be great for a night out clubbing! Contains silicones my #clean friends.

So not use

I got this to try as a free product. I feel like this is a waste of money. The dropper does not work and doesn't add any extra brightness than any regular creme I've used before this.