I've been using the TIA'M Vita B3 Source (2% arbutin + 10% niacinamide). I've been planning to layer it with the Mad Hippie Triple C Night Cream (Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate, Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate & Ascorbyl Glucoside)  personally my skin can't handle ascorbic acid but vitamin c derivatives work well on me.  The products don't appear on the product tag so I tagged the brands instead.

Arbutin seems underrated online. I already started patch testing so I want to ask if anyone tried arbutin and vitamin c in the same routine? How was it?

Arbutin + Vitamin C?

Since it&#39;s a pump-type it doesn&#39;t last long, not the best cleanser if you&#39;re on a budget.

Love cleansing foams with a pump because they prevent me from tugging on my skin, rinses out easily and didn&#39;t strip out my skin.

Not as accessible, I hope more distributors will start to carry this product.

I have acne-prone, reactive skin. I started using this every night and saw a difference in my skins texture, reduced blackheads and even breakouts! I like to massage it in for a few minutes and it emulsifies easily, remember to follow with a water-based cleanser.

Just a preference I do prefer pump foaming cleansers vs gel cleansers, but I'd still get this in the future.

Budget friendly, lasted me for 6 months! You only need a little bit to lather on my hands before putting on my skin. Non-stripping and reduces my redness compared to washing my face with just water. Has a faint scent that I like!

Most lightweight and fast absorbing viscous toner&#47;essence I tried! Very soothing as well and reduces my redness. It never feels too heavy for me while still providing hydration.

A cleansing foam and it&#39;s neutral in the pH scale 7~8.5, so I was really wary about trying this, Benton did state that they chose to make a slightly alkaline cleansing foam so it would have a better deep cleansing ability and ability to remove even waterproof makeup which is something I don&#39;t need. Leaves my skin tight.

Jxcelle