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OLEHENRIKSEN Glow 20H Dark Spot Toner vs. ELF SuperTone Toner
Carianne says:
Ole Henriksen Glow2OH Dark Spot Toner and e.l.f. Supertone Toner are two fantastic products and I believe are beneficial to your skincare routine. Both products claim to gently exfoliant the skin with alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs) to slough off dead skin cells, promote cell turn over, lighten dark spots, and reduce signs of aging.
I found both products reduced the look of dark acne spots on both my cheeks and forehead, as well as added an overall glow to my face. I personally preferred the scent of
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OLEHENRIKSEN Truth Serum vs. Bliss Bright Idea Vitamin C + Trip-Peptide Collagen Protecting & Brightening
Testers enjoyed the Bliss serum immensely. They thought that while it looked more like a moisturizer and less like a serum at first pump, it rubbed in like a serum and took on more of an oily consistency during absorption.
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OLEHENRIKSEN Banana Bright Eye Creme vs. Earth to Skin Super Fruits Banana Brightening Eye Cream
Testers thought these were similar in terms of feel and smell. They thought these both smelled like artificial banana scent. They did think
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OLEHENRIKSEN Transforming Walnut Scrub vs. elf Exfoliating Scrub
Testers did not think these two scrubs were dupes in terms of texture. Ole Henriksen is much grittier while elf's exfoliants seem more finely milled in a creamier solution. They preferred that elf was less harsh.
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OLEHENRIKSEN C-Rush Brightening Gel Creme vs. Belei Vitamin C Moisturizer
Belei comes with a convenient pump, while the name brand is in a jar with a twist top. The name brand has a grapefruit scent, but Belei is unscented. Testers liked this for those with sensitive skin. The name brand is thicker in texture while the store brand is easier to rub in, but both feel just as nice after they are settled onto the skin.
Overall, testers preferred the pump dispenser and the unscented formula of Belei and said they would be happy to switch! *It should be noted that