DIY Vitamin C Serum - Easy & Cheap!

[@JOMfan]

Please dont say you are nothing,, From what I see, you are a warm , kind hearted and beautiful woman who works hard to bring out so much info to all of us. That is very generous.

[@cindyshaver3432]

I agree! So sweet to share & you are easy to follow, great presentation!

[@patriciaheckart5465]

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[@hearmichaelsavage]

A beautiful American Doll face with American Indian Pilgrim heart !!! 😘😘😘

[@elizabethpaigemodel9024]

Totally agree. I wish she was my neighbor🥰🥰🥰

[@disysunnycoastqueensland5509]

What is the difference between the 2. Serums?

[@sadyazsarl9709]

Vitamin C serum recipe @ 9:52: 1,5 tsp vit C powder, 4,5 tsp water 1,5 tsp glycerin HA serum recipe @15:08 : One tsp HA powder, 7 distilled water tbsp, 1/2 tsp glycerin. Stir. Put in a refrigerator for 4 hours.

[@raghuvirao9560]

Thank you

[@rawiemaria8951]

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[@jenniferbissonnette6846]

Thank you. Not to be mean but get to the point!!

[@momxotto]

@@jenniferbissonnette6846 you can just speed past the part if free advice you don’t like!

[@mitchellwintercat]

20% Vit C solution: 1.5 teaspoon powdered C 5.5 teaspoon distilled water 1.5 teaspoon glycerin In a dark glass Summary points from intro- she has non sensitive skin, costs less than $1, use liberally on face, neck, tops of hands.

[@surinderguru2285]

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[@shrijamdr]

Can be use vitamin c tables?

[@suzannemalsawmsangi7122]

@@shrijamdr no

[@paolaalbrecht5122]

🤔 how do we know is 20% vitamin C? I am confused

[@AbiNomac]

Shrija Manandhar - I don’t think so. You can buy pure vitamin C power on Ebay

[@bharati0329]

Thanks for sharing this wonderful information. I have been making both, vitamin C and Hyaluronic Acid serum for 5 years now using the similar recipe you mentioned. But, now I use rose water instead of distilled water and I like the smell. Thanks again for sharing.

[@indadeeqmahmud5916]

Do you know if I can use normal vitamin C powder?

[@vanessatamplin7659]

Where do you get rose water 💧

[@iceblueeyes9356]

@@vanessatamplin7659 Amazon, Ebay, Health Food stores.

[@bonitabonita3431]

THAANNNK YoU for sharing!!!

[@bonitabonita3431]

@@vanessatamplin7659 Latino clientele grocery stores

[@leeny777]

DIY recipes start at 9:55

[@marievaladez2955]

Thank you

[@vanessamcallister4235]

Thanks

[@OrganicallyLuxeLife]

THANKSSSSS

[@OrganicallyLuxeLife]

@@dwtbsht I was falling asleep lol

[@ibarishalyndem1080]

How do you incorporate the hyaluaronic acid with vitamin C

[@jan3923]

When I first watched your demo I thought that I was looking at at lady no older then 45 or so....what a beautiful lady you are! I am definitely going to try your recipes as covid has made us all have more stressed out skin, not to mention bank accounts! Thank you for sharing and trying to help us all feel and look a little better in this crazy time!

[@yelenaangeleski3354]

No human being is nothing, and that includes you. Thank you for your very informative, easy-to-follow videos on over-50 skin care! ❤

[@dilberta6046]

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[@breakingin62]

Love the channel! . Im a certified aromatherapist,If you add vita e make sure it’s not synthetic tocopheral , it has been shown a link to cancer, also I use organic aloe gel in my Vita C serum instead vegetable glycerin. Thank you for sharing.

[@melissapowers1331]

Same amount of aloe gel as she used in the glycerin? Thanks!

[@imakuro9066]

Do you use the Aloe Vera in the hyaluronic acid serum as well?

[@BB-nz5sk]

What brand of aloe vera gel do you use?

[@rouzseb157]

Following

[@vanessatamplin7659]

Where do you get the gel at ?

[@3PairDesigns]

Great work! I am super excited to try these. Oddly enough, I am also a soap and lotion maker but have been winding that business down due to Covid, which is fine, I've kind of lost my passion for it lately. However, one thing I DID love to do was make my lotions and potions! I can recommend that if you did want to add some real vitamin E, it is easy enough to get and it will last forever. Make sure you are not getting the synthetic version either, use real Tocopherol - T--50. Additionally it will act as a stabilizer which will help any oils maintain a longer shelf life without going rancid. It will be a nice additive that will also help the effectiveness of the Vit. C Serum. I would use 1/8th-1/4 of a teaspoon, although in the handcrafted beauty products industry we generally deal in grams or cc's, I think you'd be fine with that measurement. While a preservative could be considered, since this is just for your personal use only and you are using it up quickly, I think you'll be fine. Thank you Kimberly, you are brilliant! Thanks so much for sharing! 👍😉

[@patcox8745]

3PairDesigns I’m very interested in adding the Vitamin E also. Are you speaking about a powder or oil? Where could I find that? Thank you so much🥰

[@PrettyOverFifty]

Oh! I'm SO GLAD I found you! I'm quoting you in a follow up video tomorrow -- thank you so much for the great info you shared!

[@skinatonaproducts989]

Thank you for this info. I was wondering how to add vit. E.

[@carmencitaatillo9663]

where can I buy that solution

[@laurieparis2203]

You look great! Hard to believe you're in your 60s. I've used vitamin C for many years now all over my face and body, put it in water to rid it of chlorine and chloramides for both baths and fish tanks. I used to mix it into my moisturizer with Sundown vitamin E. Now I make my own lotion. Vitamin E helps stabilize the vitamin C, C oxidizes pretty quickly so I make up small batches and store in the fridge. Just be careful bc vitamin C can oxidize to an orange brown, even though it's clear when you make it. I wear black 90% of the time, so it's not a problem for me, but I've gotten it on my white bath towels before, which is how I found out😕. 🌱

[@arielpreciado4867]

This woman is brilliant!!! Who knew how simple these products really were...these are a MUST to make

[@1c2h3e4u5n6g]

Thank you so much, you have a made a positive difference in so many women’s lives 🌷👍

[@carolslinker7516]

Someone may have already noticed this, but I made the recipes this morning and found the PDF Vit C recipe is different from your video. The PDF states the 10%, 15% & 20% recipes use 1/4 teaspoon vitamin C powder. The 20%, per your video, is 1-1/2 teaspoons. Feel so pretty just using these new DIY serums I made today! Thank you so much for sharing this and your other health, skin and style videos with us. Your videos have become a part of my day.

[@suzetteroberts9072]

my neighbor makes her own skin care and cbd products... she gave me some samples and I noticed a big difference compared to store bought. Guess its like home cooking from scratch compared to processed food.

[@user-jl5lh9mq2b]

Yes, you never know what you're getting when you purchase something from the store rather than making it at home or getting it from someone that makes it at home. There was a show on Dr Oz and he showed how a variety of the same supplement; for instance a multivitamin, and purchased them from different stores, the outcome was shocking most of the products did not contain what was stated on the label. So yes, anything homemade is much better.

[@gloriaadu5485]

Do you use both at the same time? thank you

[@habilhussein4652]

@@user-jl5lh9mq2b u do know, they have the ingredients listed below

[@sharonhamilton4478]

I grated orange skins. Put 2 tables of hemp seed oil. Added peal. For 20 min on low heat. Stirring occasionally. I literally, like you. I love it!!!!!! In beginning I used it 3 times a day. My mommy frown lines are gone. Ones between my eyes almost gone. Friends request mine bc not a powder. I cant wait to see how you do it

[@flixxfann]

My Dermatologist says hyaluronic acid is wonderful, but it will work better if you put an occlusive moisturizer over it. I don't know the science behind it, but it does make a difference! Thank you for sharing this!!

[@elizabethsalvage4338]

I've made my own for years. I use a tiny funnel to put the ingredients straight in the bottle. Too much glycerin can make it sticky. Put the dropper in and shake. I also wrap the vitamin c serum bottle in foil and keep it in the refrigerator.

[@elizabethadey131]

@Elizabeth Salvage Why do you wrap it up in foil and put it in the fridge?

[@Smokestacklightin]

@@elizabethadey131 to slow oxidation. Vit C goes bad very quickly.

[@mandya6697]

ZES Can you share your recipe ?

[@kathieharrop3053]

I just tried this recipe and put it on the back of my hands. Now they are really sticky. The batch filled the same size bottle as in the video.

[@ninavaldi2032]

How long will it last without a preservative?

[@pattymiller6696]

Perfect timing for me...almost purchased these for $28.00 each at Target!

[@susaneasley5855]

Sorry bout thst

[@ShazWag]

The actual making of these topicals starts at 9:55

[@MsVitaMaria]

I still can’t find where it’s either 4 1/2 or 5 1/2 teaspoons of distilled water. Can you please clarify that for me

[@shek9]

@@MsVitaMaria 4.5

[@MsVitaMaria]

@@shek9 So 4 1/2 teaspoons

[@paulsieswaim1862]

I also make the 20% Vit. C serum. I add 1/4 t. Vit. E oil. Mixes beautifully. Thank you for all of your tips and tricks.-Joy

[@SuperHomeschoolmama]

Which Bit E oil do you use???

[@TheDragoninja]

Thank you so much for making a channel dedicated to women over 50. It will help me in keeping my mom updated 😊 Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰❤️

[@sabhaazamshah]

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[@shariharter8184]

So simple and cheap! I have been neglecting my skin for several years and am now wanting to do something about it. Just ordered a microdermabrasion home-unit and am now looking at things like hyaluronic acid serums and, yes, Vitamin C serums, too, so this is perfect timing. Looking forward to trying this out. Especially as I diamond-buff my skin over time down to a finer level. Large pores and a more leathery appearance has spread from my nose to even my forehead, and the cheeks aren't as fine as they used to be, either. I will be 70 in October. Better late than never, says me. But having inexpensive products available will certainly help my process. Thank you, Kimberly!

[@LizbetPCB]

Thank you, Kimberly! As you were, I’m a bit stingy with both type serums, but now I can be more generous with application. 😊

[@bcorp9275]

Thank YOU so MUCH for sharing your acquired knowledge with us, YOU are so VALUED!!!! Thank you again

[@christinabrownspieler6443]

Hello , love you instructions, I alway make my on creams , also use the vitamin and hyaluronic tincture for quite some time just love it. Thanks for all you information.

[@juanitagibbs2100]

I am going to try this. I have been useing vitamin C 20% for about 1 year but like you said the cost is$24.00 thanks for the advice

[@aprioriontoast704]

Great recipe only thing i'd add is to test your patch with a ph strip 3.5 ph will absorb the best but bellow that will annoy the skin (=

[@hollygul]

I am doing this at home, now! Thank you Kimberly, it's really fun to watch your videos, and btw you are gorgeous!! Thanks so much for the inspiration and motivation and thanks for the fun ideas and money saving tips. You're awesome! 🥰

[@michellecogdill6128]

Have you noticed any difference in your skin since using the vitamin C serum? I'm going to try this but was just wondering if it works well. Thanks! 😊

[@SixFigureBusinessCoaching]

I just ordered all of the supplies and I am excited to make both of these serums. I work with women who are starting businesses and often need to cut cost but want to look beautiful and feel confident, I am looking forward to sharing this with them. Are you planning to do create new am and pm videos to show when you use these in your skincare routine?

[@PrettyOverFifty]

Thanks so much for stopping by. The 2020 AM & PM Skincare videos are up on the channel!

[@christinapaniagua]

Question. And I use both at the same time or do I use one in the am and one in the pm..?

[@polinaspirt861]

Hi Kimberly I new to your Chanel ! Thank you for the great video ! My Q on your blog you said for Vitamin 20% C 1/4 teaspoon of the powder to 1 tea base On the video you said 1.1/2 teaspoon. C powder 1/2 tea glycerin 5.1/2 T distill water . So is the video is it correct info or on the the blog is correct ? In any way I simply thank you ! love the Chanel and I appreciate your information to help us all look beautiful !

[@marciafessler736]

THANK YOU for the diy on vit c and hydrolic serums! Looking forward to trying it!

[@BettyJC2010]

Thank you I just printed the recipes. I'm 75, and doing my best to look as well as possible. The picture of my profile was age 72. Great video, can’t wait to try it ! Had already ordered my item from another video that i watched a few days ago, so just mixed it and put in fridge. 😅God bless you

[@T_Barb]

I’m in my 60s and my daughter is in her 40s. Sent this to her for a head start! We both love DIY to save money. Thank you!

[@wendygessner4580]

Absolutely making these. The order for supplies is next on my list. I love saving money❤️thank you for this information 😍

[@PrettyOverFifty]

Wendy, thank you so much for stopping by and for sharing. I LOVE this DIY and use so much more Vitamin C serum. I can really tell a difference on my face and the backs of my hands. Keep me posted on how it works for you. XO (So sorry for the late reply! I'm right in the middle of the Northern California fire situation and have been without power & internet for almost a week!)

[@wendygessner4580]

@@PrettyOverFifty I'm praying for you all in the fire areas. I received my supplies yesterday and will be mixing it up tomorrow. Do you store yours in the refrigerator?

[@evangelinelazaro5031]

Hi there. Thank you so much for sharing. Your explanation is so clear and simple. I will definitely make them and try it on myself

[@dianedelrocco5347]

What a great idea, I think we all know it but to actually go do it is another story! Your fantastic!

[@FrannyAnny808]

Awesome, thanks so much for the time you take to do these very informative videos. I know some complain that you take sooo long but if you didn't, others would complain there wasn't enough information! Keep up the wonderful work :)

[@PrettyOverFifty]

I appreciate that! Thanks for watching!

[@lizsanchez1847]

Seriously thank you, thank you, thank you! Definitely going to do this.

[@crowdedcrow3098]

I'm not sure what it is about you, precisely, but I find you extraordinarily comforting. It's a tough world right now, so I'll take it where I can! I subscribed this morning. I'm 44 but prematurely aging and I'm drinking up everything you're sharing. Thank you!

[@Angie-ew5im]

Thank you for this video! I had no idea making these serums was so easy. I have not ever used either of these but I was going to order them online today, which I still will do just to see what they are like. Love your videos!

[@christineschimpf1112]

Love your channel. I’ve used both at such a cost. This is excellent!

[@tinajof4059]

Hi Kimberly, I just found you and I love you! I'm going to try these DIY's. Thank you so much! Can't wait to watch the next video 😘👍

[@lisadodd5775]

I love your videos. It was hard to find skin care ,make up etc for women my age. I turned 60 in September. I’m starting skin care 101. I’m so excited. Thank you.

[@BBare.]

Kimberly, I appreciate everything that you have to say! Please don't let haters make you change anything 🤗. They can just move along. Love your videos!

[@dustrhinosfan1]

Thank you for this video. I have a question. Do you use both at the same time, one in the morning and the other in the evening, or how do you incorporate both these serums into your routine? How often for each? Daily, several times a week?

[@ivaenglund9451]

Hi Thank you for your wonderful videos,I wonder if I can use Aloe gel from shops instead of glycerin? Thank You, Iva

[@bonitabonita3431]

You are amazingly Blessed, Beautiful & highly Favored! His made you perfect in His Eyes for Gus! Thank you for serving ♥️♥️♥️

[@margaritakastner9004]

I been using both my own DIY for 7 yrs I have a cosmetology and Aesthetic education for 42 yrs I’m 81 yrs old Andy skin is flow less. My Drs complement me the secret is good care of skin and body water lots of it and healthy eating by adding vit E to both word as a preservative and more beneficial to the skin.

[@gucci9566]

Great.wish to see.

[@Anonymous-bi2fo]

Margarita what's your recipe?

[@paolaalbrecht5122]

Share your tips with us 😉

[@romibeautycreation8778]

Plz margarita kostner tell us your DIY

[@epellenkechi3814]

Great ma'am.. Please help us with your DIY. We love 💕 you💋

[@dianafeldman2826]

This is so exciting, I have wanted to get some Vit C for the face but had heard it costs quite a bit. I'm thrilled with your recipes! Thank you so much for sharing them. I'm subscribing, don't want to miss anything you have to say! 👍

[@sarahmyers5029]

I am so excited to try this!! I had no idea this was possible until I saw this video. Thanks so much!

[@pamelamorrison998]

I haven't tried these products from the store because they cost so much. Thank you for these recipes, I look forward to trying it out!!

[@HarrietKellyGibbe]

Thanks Kimberly. Love your energy and appreciate the information!

[@dianadivadiamond]

Thanks for sharing this info. I'll love to try them out and let you know. Blessed day and sane to you too.

[@lucylu1226]

Hi Kimberly, just found you and thanks for sharing your recipe. Wanted to know how do you use these serums. Do you use them together or at different times. Let me know I'd really love whipping up a batch. Thanks

[@beckiireland4720]

Thank you so much for these tips! I’m going to order from Amazon now! Love your channel❣️

[@donnapollock]

Thank you so much Kimberly for this great recipe. I will be sure to let you know how it works for me. I do know that the store bought versions work well for as long as you can afford it, but I'm sure going to give your idea a chance. I love DIY projects.

[@kayleengc]

Thank you so much for this and all of your videos. They have really helped to not only cope with this quarantine, but to find a new passion in skin care for my well over 50 face! I had all but given up, but since taking my skin care more seriously, and with your fabulous make-up tips, I feel like a new woman. You gave me a priceless gift. I have made both of your serums, and love them, but I have a question about the Hy serum. Does it need to be stored in the refrigerator, even after it gels? I did not store my in the refrigerator after the initial 4-6 hours, and it appeared to grow moldy after about a week or two. Just made a fresh batch, but wondering what I may have done wrong. Also, it was too thick to get into a dropper bottle. What is the secret?

[@nancymacdonald956]

Kimberly, thank you so very much for putting these diy's out there. I have made both & as you said, I now feel free to use them liberaly. I do have a question regarding the Hyloranic acid, mine came out very thick, like a "jello" type consistency - I followed the instructions carefully (not that it was difficult), I even made a second batch just in case I had done something wrong....same result. There is no way it will pour into a small bottle - I'm able to use it, I just have it a container with a lid & I just use it from there. I think it's okay, but I'm still confused about the consistency. Any thoughts? I really appreciate all your videos, you are so very lovely & I really enjoy watching you & all your advise. I am definitely a mature lady, I'll be 75 in just a couple days, but I have always worn make-up & I like to stay current, but appropriate for my age. Again, thank you you are an absolute delight! all your

[@rjchannel5442]

Ingredients: Distilled water - 5.5 tea spoon Glycerin - 1.5 tea spoon Vit c powder - 1.5 tea spoon .. Stir stir stir Place it in the tinted bottle Viola 😄🌹 HYALURONIC acid serum HYALURONIC acid powder - 1 tea spoon Distilled water - 7 table spoon Glycerin- 1/2 tea spoon .. Stir stir stir Keep in the fridge for 5-6 hours or over night is the best result. Place in the clear bottle ..😄

[@allisonlewis8211]

I’m so excited to be able to make these products myself. Thank you for the diy.

[@conniegennaro6781]

Thank you so much! I am so happy to have found your channel!

[@tarasalter5645]

I’m so glad I found this channel!

[@kathleenhilde9657]

I have been wanting to try this for years and have never got around to it. I’m going to try it - my project for June. Thanks for sharing.

[@juliannzzineilson241]

Thank you for this great information. I'm 63 and this last year or two I've really aged. I'm looking forward to trying your recipes. I'll post again in the future and let you know. of the changes that I'm expecting to take place.

[@teresapena4228]

Thank you so much for this ❤️ information I will make my own vitamin C for sure, I really enjoy all your videos ❤️😘

[@PrettyOverFifty]

Thank you so much Teresa!

[@CatherinesChronicles_]

You go girl, looking great, I’m going to do same!!

[@mountaingirl3322]

I've been wanting to make my own serums for a while now. You're right, it can get quite pricey when you use them regularly. Thank you for sharing your recipe and process on how to make vitamin C serum as well as hyaluronic acid serum. It's very helpful.

[@maryanneeastman153]

That was easy fun and very informative. I have been making my own hyaluronic acid for a couple years now. Did not know about the vitamin C I use a couple drops of radish root in the hyaluronic as a preservative. I wonder if I could do the same with a vitamin C?

[@butterflydiva72]

Oh how fantastic!! Thankyou and god bless. You look stunning and younger than 62 xx

[@anitasapra]

Your skin looks amazing! I enjoyed watching this video. Do you apply the vitamin c serum first or the hylaronic acid first to your skin?

[@sleepaidradio8054]

Wow you speak so well and thank you so much for your video

[@ellekay1721]

Do you still recommend this?

[@taffy-sophiashahbozian7327]

I love the red hair, really goes with your completion

[@sharonjones8771]

Hi, I’m incredibly grateful I’ve found your page and want to make both the serums. Can I ask at which point in your morning/evening regime do you use these? Would you cleanse, polish then use both serums, or any moisturiser and if using both serums in which order do you use them? I apologise for all the questions this is all new to me, but very excited to introduce this into my skincare regime. Thank you, Sharon.

[@783342]

I'm definitely making them, thank you so much. Do you know if they cause reactions in the sun as I don't use blocks since they are poison. Thanks again. Your skin is gorgeous.

[@sharynr4067]

I made my own a few years ago and ny skin became phoesensitive big time. It's only recovering after abot 4 years. Have to be very careful with home made

[@dreamygirl2999]

@@sharynr4067 so its best to use it at night?

[@soomaabdullah16]

Hello, sunscreens are really essential if you think they are poison and bad chemicals you can try something natural put a potato into the carrot juicer so you get a pure clear potato juice and immediately pour it into ice molds and refregerate them because potato juice tends to oxidize very fast then each time just get one ice cube and rub it on your skin it will protect you from uv light and also from heat

[@783342]

@@soomaabdullah16 We need sun on our skin 10-20 minutes a day and then to cover up. Choose your best time to get sun. You don;t want hot sun on pale skin, but we are short of Vitamin D and that's very detrimental to our health.

[@783342]

@Linda Wagner Well before 12pm, Linda. This is Australia.

[@carollaurence1953]

I have made both of these serums and it works well. I will have to get back into making them. Thank you for the video.

[@PrettyOverFifty]

Hi Carol, I love making them too. So easy and such a savings!

[@trudyvaccaro1560]

I can't wait to try this I already have the now glycerin and distilled water 💧 thank you

[@kellydozier3646]

Love you made the serums. I do a lot of DIY with essential oils. Thank you

[@DMV8662]

Essential oils are terrible for skin....

[@basilbaby7678]

I wonder if you can combine the Hyaluronic acid powder and Vitamin C powder into a single serum? I’m currently using a commercially made serum containing both. Thank you for this very educational video!

[@cindyb4469]

Thanks Kimberly! I will be trying this out after my no buy is over in January ❤️ thank you so much for sharing and putting it on your blog so it will be easy to find for us.

[@PrettyOverFifty]

Be sure and let me know how it works for you! I LOVE it and use so much more now - I can really tell a difference in my skin. (So sorry for the late reply! I'm right in the middle of the Northern California fire situation and have been without power & internet for almost a week!)

[@cindyb4469]

Oh Kimberly stay safe! Watching videos of those fires breaks my heart I just can’t imagine being there and going through it 😔 keep us updated as much as you can, if not here then maybe Facebook or Instagram. Sending prayers and positive vibes!

[@celmonby]

Wow thank you for sharing these do it yourself Vitamin C serum the easy and cheap way..

[@PrettyOverFifty]

I LOVE those recipes! So easy and so affordable. Let me know how you like them. Thanks for stopping by and for sharing.

[@sheilamansfield1190]

Hi Kimberly, Can I use Aloe Vera Gel instead of Glycerin? Thank You So Much!! God Bless, Sheila

[@talghow-i2326]

Ther is a coment above yours that said that you can. You may want to review it.

[@belindamiller7808]

Can you put an essential oil in either of these 2 serums? BTW, great video. Am def following!

[@annetteyoutube742]

I would not: 1) you don't know how it will affect your skin when combined with the other ingredients 2) essential oils can become rancid easily, so you don't use regularly on your delicate face.

[@schoolingdiana9086]

I put essential oils in extra virgin olive oil, and use that as a moisturizer, both body and face, after showering. Been doing that for years! I have sensitive skin and it’s perfect. I broke out with Mary Kay products. Just research which ones are good for tightening skin, and make sure you get organic steam distilled (the kind for your diffuser are alcohol distilled). They’re worth the slight extra cost.

[@vibrantwoman1323]

Thanks a lot for sharing. I love the clarity of your recipes and classy way you introduced yourself.

[@gingerholland6074]

I tried both serum recipes from this video. I have one question; my hyaluronic acid serum is very sticky on my face, am I doing something wrong?

[@manjumoses4582]

Thank you Ma’am for sharing . Please tell how to use both vit c and HA thanks

[@lisaallen9310]

Thank you so much for these DIY versions. I'm getting close to using up my Timeless Vit C serum and wasn't looking forward to the expense of another. I'm going to try the DYI version to see how it works for me. I'll keep you posted

[@PrettyOverFifty]

Hi Lisa, I love good skincare, but it does add up. Now that I make my own, I can use so much more and can really tell the difference on my skin. Thanks so much for stopping by and sharing!

[@angelamalcolm9510]

Amazing thanks you Are they applied together ? Morning and evening?

[@RDuval-mb9lk]

Thanks for posting, very nice of you. I just fixed my own and feels great on my skin.

[@roselynojala94]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I will definitely be trying this soon

[@NonaSmith_mysocalledlife1977]

Thank you so much for sharing this process with us. You are a life saver! ~ Nona

[@PrettyOverFifty]

I LOVE this DIY -- I use so much more Vitamin C serum now and can really tell a difference in my skin. Let me know how it works out for you. (So sorry for the late reply! I'm right in the middle of the Northern California fire situation and have been without power & internet for almost a week!)

[@NonaSmith_mysocalledlife1977]

Plz, stay safe. I am so sorry.

[@cristaljonesrealtor]

Thank you for this great informational video. Question...at first you say 5 1/2 tsp water, then when putting it together you say 4 1/2, could you please clarify which? Thanks again!

[@khansaalgassid422]

I was about to ask the same question

[@christinegitsham5012]

Thank you Kimberly, I've made my vit c serum today and ordered my hylaronic acid powder, arriving tomorrow. Lots of love and blessings from England UK.🇬🇧🌹💝

[@tinaphilip7782]

I have been making my own Hylauronic acid for a few years, however I use a percentage of bright boost Neutragena Illuminating serum as the stabiliser, I have always understood the hyalauronic acid to be a live culture which needs to be either kept in the fridge or add stabilisers so it's why I use another product to deliver this.hence not needing the product to stay in fridge. 😄

[@itsmidtrib1569]

I use vitamin C powder the same. I mix it in my moisturizer and apply straight to face. Never need to keep in the fridge

[@bekahinrio]

Thank you so much! What a cost saver!

[@dnthatedagame92]

It was so long and repetitive I kept trying to fast forward ...but it seems the same statements over and over...you have great energy in videos just need for it to get to the point of demonstration quicker please. Thank you

[@PrettyOverFifty]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts - I do read all the comments and work to make my videos as helpful as possible. Happy New Year!

[@barbaramelady110]

Totally agree,nice lady but oh boy sooooooo long .........too meny words!

[@macrinacadag8413]

So long, and i got sleepy. Please, make your vlog direct to the point and less talk.

[@piccadilly171]

I for one ENJOYED your introduction it was informative and indicated an enthusiasm for making these serums yourself. I can’t thank you enough, as I need to address my skin issues but can’t afford to purchase all the time. I think you a precious, wonderful, beautiful soul.

[@maggieb3752]

Piccadilly Circu

[@jazlovedad]

Well oh my 62!! You could've fooled me! You look so pretty and no where near 62.. credit to you for looking after yourself so well. Not kidding you looked about late 30s.. beautiful and thank you.x

[@Crystalbomb321]

Lol she looks her age but she's got nice skin for sure.

[@CillaJLynch]

Thanks for this video. Your skin looks great. Will definitely try this out.

[@lisadurant4689]

Hi Kimberly, have you considered whether a preservative is required since the serums are water based? I have read some lotion recipes that say you have to use a preservative any time your product is water based. Thanks so much

[@Mel_ski]

I would think that is why she is using distilled water as opposed to regular or spring water

[@SSmith-dn9ib]

@@Mel_ski Distilled water is not a preservative though. Anything with water and or glycerine etc. needs a preservative I was told. Depends on the ph. Best to test . The vitamin c if a very low ph between 3-5 can last 2 weeks. This serum does not easily attract mold and bacteria. The hyaluronic acid lasts only as long as i.e soup would last in the fridge, 2-3 days. Butters and oils do not need preservative. As I dont know which preservative to use or on what quantity I will sadly give this a miss.

[@MyLifeWendy]

Hi Kimberly.. I think this is so fun to do.,. I have all of these ing.. (I love making my own masks..) I will try your recipe.. thank you for sharing these recipes.. Love Wendy XO

[@MyLifeWendy]

I think I will do a few on my DIY masks (I will mention your channel for the inspiration of course) I am still recovering from my infusion..) so I will probably film it in the next week or so.. My last one is on th e8th (thankfully) for a while then I just need boosters..

[@PrettyOverFifty]

Thinking of you Wendy and hope you're feeling as good as possible my friend! I love this DIY and use so much more Vitamin C serum now. Let me know how you like it! (So sorry for the late reply! I'm right in the middle of the Northern California fire situation and have been without power & internet for almost a week!)

[@kaytepike1615]

Thank you so much! I've been looking for some budget friendly skin care aids.

[@caroldinius4402]

thank you SO MUCH for doing this video. It is so kind of you to do it for all your viewers.

[@natnat4006]

Seriously !!!! Thank you so much .

[@buffietrease5501]

This is awesome! Thank you!!