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Minimalist Retinol 0.3% + Q10 Review: PRICE, PROS & CONS, 4 Weeks Result on Acne
About the Brand Minimalist skincare is an Indian brand that is completely based on chemical skincare formulas. The brand faced some severe backlash from beauty bloggers and the audience because of their idea to copy the formula and packaging of the brand “The Ordinary”. But, they have changed their packaging and are also trying new and original formulas which is appreciable. This review is based upon regular use of Minimalist Retinol 0.3% + Q10 Serum on acne skin for 4 weeks. Must Read: Minimalist Skincare Granactive Retinoid 2% Emulsion Review: 8 Weeks Result [BEFORE & AFTER] Product Information Price: INR 599Suitable For: All skin types.Rated: 4.1/5Texture: Water-like.Base: Squalane-based. Colour: Yellowish.Smell:…
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