Glutathione serum for oily, red skin: HEEDA Glow Radiance Serum

After my trip to Australia, perhaps because of strong sun exposure, my face looked red in several areas and my skin tone seemed dull. While looking for a product to care for my complexion, I used HEEDA Glutathione Serum morning and night for two weeks.

Which ingredients were introduced?

The original post introduced glutathione, niacinamide, and turmeric root extract as key ingredients. Rather than focusing on the ingredient list, I looked mainly at how it felt to use and changes in my skin.

How were the texture and hydration over two weeks?

The texture was almost as thin as water, and it left very little feeling on my skin after absorption. Once the weather turned cold, my cheeks became chapped and dry, so I would often use a separate boost serum. On days I used this product, though, my skin felt hydrated without applying anything extra.

The hydration was more impressive than the tone change I had expected. I did not notice a scent, and it absorbed quickly.

What changed in dullness and redness?

I did not feel that my skin became dramatically brighter in a short time. Still, the areas that had looked dull seemed subtly clearer, and my tired-looking complexion felt more even. My skin also had a refined-looking glow.

My redness seemed to have calmed considerably, but it is difficult to judge dark spots and blemishes after only two weeks, so I will need to keep using it.

Was it suitable for oily skin before makeup?

Even with my oily skin, it felt hydrated without stickiness. It also did not pill when I used it before morning makeup, making it comfortable to use as a daily serum.

What skin condition did it suit?

It suited oily skin like mine that is concerned about a dull-looking tone and redness but wants to avoid a heavy feel. The hydrated finish may also work well for dry skin, but that is my personal thought based on my own experience.