Mad Hippie
Vitamin C Serum
around $35

Mad Hippie
around $35
150 Pros
82%
24 reviews (4h 43m)
32 Cons
Unleash your natural radiance with Mad Hippie Vitamin C Serum+. This gentle yet effective serum boasts a potent blend of 10% Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate (a stable form of Vitamin C), Vitamin E, Ferulic Acid, and Hyaluronic Acid to brighten your complexion, fade dark spots, and protect against environmental damage. Users rave about its ability to del...
90%
62 vs 7
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16 vs 0
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8 vs 5
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14 vs 1
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7 vs 2
Across 24 YouTube reviews, the Mad Hippie Vitamin C Serum earns a Summa score of 4.3/5, ranking #8 among Serums & Treatments. Reviewers most often praise its ingredients, hydration, skin irritation/sensitivity, while the most common criticisms concern ingredients, texture & absorption.
The Vitamin C Serum is widely praised for its ingredient blend, especially stable vitamin C derivatives (sodium ascorbyl phosphate and other derivatives) paired with vitamin E, ferulic acid and hydrating agents like hyaluronic acid and konjac/konjac root powder; about two dozen reviewers noted ingredients and stability. Many reviewers (multiple mentions) say the formula is gentle and suitable for sensitive skin, often citing lower irritation compared with L‑ascorbic acid and that the serum includes soothing botanicals. Reviewers also commonly report good hydration, a pleasant texture that absorbs well or dries to a semi‑matte finish, and visible brightening or long‑term improvements such as smoother, plumper skin when used regularly. Packaging, eco‑friendly/cruelty‑free positioning, and value (affordable size/price mentions) were additional recurring positives across several reviews.
Criticisms focus mainly on stability, texture, and limited visible results: a handful of reviewers said some formulations can oxidize or appear yellow and that certain forms or ingredients felt inactive or less stable. Several reviewers reported tacky or sticky initial texture, occasional pilling or that the serum can sit on the skin rather than fully penetrate, which caused layering issues with sunscreen or makeup. A smaller number of reviewers felt the product didn’t deliver noticeable reductions in hyperpigmentation or fine lines within their trial period, and a few disliked added scents or essential oils and the dropper packaging.
Analysis based on 24 YouTube reviews (4h 43m of video) with 150 pros and 32 cons extracted.
Based on 24 independent YouTube reviews, the Mad Hippie Vitamin C Serum scores 4.3/5 with 150 positive and 32 negative points mentioned by reviewers, placing it #8 in the Serums & Treatments category.
The most praised aspects are ingredients, hydration, skin irritation/sensitivity — Ingredients (62 mentions), Hydration (16 mentions), Skin Irritation/Sensitivity (14 mentions).
Reviewers most frequently criticize ingredients, texture & absorption — Ingredients (7 mentions), Texture & Absorption (5 mentions).
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