Maelove

Maelove

Seattlemama2022-08-09T18:22:56.000Z
Timeless 20% Vit C/Ferulic, Maelove Glow Maker (Vit C/Ferulic), Timeless Coenzyme Q10
Andee2022-08-08T12:07:42.000Z
I use Vit C, currently Maelove, but tmk it hasn’t done anything for hyperpigmentation.
citrinemalachite2022-06-22T21:15:29.000Z
The SR sounds nice. I’m interested in trying the vitamin c from Paula’s choice too because
It has some nice extra ingredients and it’s so much cheaper. But I didn’t really like timeless or MaeLove.
Andee2022-06-18T10:19:02.000Z
I tried it again after 10 yrs of using several cheaper ones . No big difference for me. Now using+
Maelove which is 15%.
Andee2022-05-24T14:03:15.000Z
I used to think as you do and then I got a not so fresh bottle direct. Mfr argued it was fresh when+
it clearly wasn't. They finally relented. For a long time, I used the much less expensive alternatives. Then I decided to see if Skinceuticals made an
suemazrn2022-05-11T18:59:16.000Z
I like both plus Maelove
Andee2022-04-26T07:29:54.000Z
I used Skinceuticals for years then began trying the alternatives+
I didn’t see much difference so I continued to use the cheaper ones. Recently tried Skinceuticals again to confirm it doesn’t make a difference and it
Andee2022-04-24T14:24:41.000Z
Going back to Maelove Glowmaker C serum. Timeless has propylene glycol which may trigger the+
pimples I was getting with some regularity even though I am long past menopause. Even the iconic Skinceuticals has PG. Maelove seems to be one of the
Andee2022-03-09T16:40:04.000Z
I've been using the L-ascorbic acid type of C for at least 15 years, starting w/Skinceuticals CE+
Ferulic & many of the less expensive ones copying the Skinceutricals formula in one way or another. Vit C is an active. I've never used any formula th
wunjosk82022-01-18T20:23:03.000Z
The Maelove one isn't sticky.