Mad hippie vs Timeless vit c

jobiz · ‎02-01-2011

What are your thoughts about these serums? One better than the other?

JeanLouiseFinch · ‎10-03-2011

I think I tried Timeless a long, long time ago - can't remember much about it. I used Mad Hippie consistently for a couple of years and liked it a lot, but I stopped when I started using Isomers Glutathiosome serum because it contains MAP and I didn't think I needed two vitamin C products. There was a period of time when I wasn't using the Isomers serum, but was using a Skinn serum that had Vitamn C so, again, I didn't go back to the Mad Hippie. I'm back with the Isomers serum these days. If/when I run out of the Isomers and Evine isn't having a TTV on it, I'll go back to Mad Hippie.

Comparing both the Mad Hippie and Timeless, they each have different forms of Vitamin C; SAP in the Mad Hippie and L-Ascorbic Acid in the Timeless. People have their own reasons for the form they prefer. Ultimately, it's up to you as to which kind you want to use.

Texasmouse · ‎09-27-2010

@JeanLouiseFinch

The texture of the Timeless serum is like water. How would you describe the Mad Hippie one? Does it absorb on contact? Leave a sticky residue?

JeanLouiseFinch · ‎10-03-2011

@Texasmouse wrote:
@JeanLouiseFinch
The texture of the Timeless serum is like water. How would you describe the Mad Hippie one? Does it absorb on contact? Leave a sticky residue?

@Texasmouse - it's a little bit thicker than that. It always absorbed well for me and wasn't sticky.

tucsongal · ‎03-10-2010

I tried Mad Hippie once and my skin didn't tolerate it well, started turning red. Obviously this was just me and other people use it all the time, but I use my treatment products full strength and have never had an issue. I used to use Paula's Choice, but switched to Timeless and am very happy.

Fluke67 · ‎01-24-2015

I haven't used the mad hippie, but I do like the timeless. It can oxidize though, so use it up once opened. cant beat the price. IMO it's on par with skinceuticals, which I used to use.