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Boost radiance with the Sunday Riley C.E.O. Afterglow Brightening Vitamin C Cream, a revitalising moisturiser packed with nutrients to help hydrate and brighten the complexion.
This skincare formula is powered by THD ascorbate, a high-potency advanced and stable form of vitamin C that encourages a brighter, more even tone to the complexion for a soft, luminous appearance.
The cream in enriched with sodium hyaluronate to help draw moisture into the skin for long-lasting hydration. In addition, antioxidant-rich lutein provides natural blue light protection. Used on cleansed skin, this plumping cream works to deliver a non-greasy, satin-like finish as it revitalises the complexion and provides a radiant base for makeup.
Key Benefits
- Delivers high-potency advanced vitamin C
- Non-greasy texture
- Provides increased and long-lasting hydration
- Rich in antioxidants for blue light protection
- Promotes a radiant, more even tone
- Plumps the skin
- Provides a luminous base for makeup application
SKU# UK300057838
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679 Reviews
Summary of Customer Ratings & Reviews
Airies
Reviews: 8
Recommends this product: Yes
Glowy
This is such a nice cream for day and night. It’s gives you a glow. It’s not too thick or thin and has the right texture you can also use this with your serums and oils to get extra hydration. It’s perfect if you don’t want to wear make up this is a great if you just want a glow.
Best Use: Hydrating
SophieW
Reviews: 1
Age: 45+
Skin Type:: Combination
Do you have sensitive skin?: No
Recommends this product: Yes
Excellent day cream
I use this cream as a day cream after serum. I have combination cream and am in my late 40s. It is not a heavy cream and is not greasy. I know some people have commented that the colour puts them off but I haven’t had any problems with discolouration - quite the opposite. My skin looks bright and clear and areas of hyperpigmentation are greatly reduced.
Best Use: Treat Pigmentation / Dark Spots, Hydrating, Reduce Dullness, Minimise Fine Lines & Wrinkles, Anti-Aging
yashinoki
Reviews: 61
Age: 30-45
Skin Type:: Combination
Do you have sensitive skin?: Yes
Recommends this product: Yes
Nice day cream
I’ve finished half of the jar of this cream and here are my thoughts about it. I have an acne-prone combination skin type and this cream suits me nicely. It hydrates and plumps the skin without greasing, irritating, or clogging it. It is also a great make-up base. It has a scent similar to CEO oil but not as strong as the latter. The only thing is that I cannot really confirm that it brightens my skin.
Best Use: Hydrating, Minimise Fine Lines & Wrinkles
AngeB
Location: Surbiton
Reviews: 1
Age: 30-45
Skin Type:: Dry
Do you have sensitive skin?: Yes
Bright yellow and strong fragrance
This moisturiser is less greasy and heavy than the CEO moisturiser. It has a gel like texture but is still very moisturising. It soaks in well. However the yellow colour is really off putting. Also the fragrance is super strong, I found it overwhelming. Something in the product broke me out after 3 days use, I suspect the fragrance.
Lucylux
Reviews: 10
Age: 30-45
Skin Type:: Normal / Balanced
Do you have sensitive skin?: Yes
Good for combination skin
This is much lighter and has a gel-like consistency than the CEO cream. I like it, but it’s not a love, because the bright yellow colour of the gel gives my face a slightly jaundiced look (!). In addition, SR hasn’t stated just how much percentage of vitamin c is in it, thereby making it hard to determine if it’s safe to use in conjunction with the vitamin c serum, or whether it has enough vitamin c to be used alone. A bit more info would help.