MrsCar21, You are very astute. It is so hard to figure out which of Isomers' products to start with. So many people seem entranced with them. We aren't the only ones confused by the different items with the same ingredients for the same purposes. the one for nutrition, one for protection shpeil is nonsensical. Yes, one C product should do both and more . There is yet another C serum reviewed by Beautypedia. It, like the other two I know of, contains vitamin C - And? I quote:
"The truth is that Isomers isn't really innovative in the least. In fact, the first words I'd use to describe their products are confusing, excessive, and redundant. Few lines I've ever reviewed sell this many moisturizers and serums claiming to do the exact same thing. Yes, companies like Estee Lauder have an abundance of moisturizers, but at least their formulas and packaging differ, making it relatively easy for consumers to understand which product to use and why. Not so with Isomers. If you're concerned about wrinkles or loss of firmness, you'll be greeted with more serums than even the savviest consumer would know what to do with. And according to the company, all of the products are remarkable, all of them work, and all of them are unique." Beautypedia Paula's Choice.com.
Paula's reviewers don't like my chosed vitamin c product any better LOL but I am going to steer clear of Isomers in general. And I'll need to duck to avoid the insults hurled at me for speaking out too.
Hope you have luck in your search for a vitamin C product. The great and powerful Dr Oz has spoken, vitamin C plus hyaluronic acit > = 20 years younger . oh yes he did ! check it out. have fun
