Angela Caglia, an esthetician with 30 years' experience, says her Cell Forte serum outperforms vitamin C serums like CE Ferulic because it's made from human mesenchymal stem cells. She claims it brightens skin, reduces pigmentation, and boosts collagen better than traditional options, and warns against using it with vitamin C or retinol.
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No — she explicitly says she does not recommend using vitamin C with Cell Forte serum.
No — she explicitly says she does not recommend using retinol with Cell Forte serum.
30 years.
"Almost 20 years ago" (per the speaker).
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I do not recommend to use vitamin C with Cell Forte serum. So the CE ferulic, while it is a lovely vitamin C serum that was created, I think almost 20 years ago, I want you to trust me on this and use that somewhere else. Put it on your neck, put it on your hands. If you still have it. I want you to use Sel Forte serum in replace of that. And if you thought that worked well, wait until you see what Cel Forte serum does. The brightening is not comparable to vitamin C. Why do people buy vitamin C? They buy vitamin C because they want brighter skin, they want it to reduce pigmentation and they want it to stimulate collagen synthesis. But is it really doing all of that? Are you really super happy with what you're getting in terms of results? I never was. And that's why I didn't launch a vitamin C serum because it's almost like misinformation. You just, I mean that, that was, you know, how long ago that was invented. New things come and we just launched something that is breakthrough. That in my opinion, my humble opinion, having used it and having been an esthetician for 30 years, is that it works better in terms of brightening, reducing pigmentation, stimulating collagen synthesis. And it does other things. It hydrates. Remember, it's derived from the human mesenchymal stem cell. This is what makes our skin. So it regenerates and repairs. It communicates to the cells to repair and regenerate in a way that vitamin C wishes it could do. So my answer to that is, put aside your vitamin C serum, apply it somewhere else on your body, apply it on your chest. I've got something better for you and you're going to see those results. And I don't recommend to use Cell Forte serum with vitamin C. I don't recommend to use it with retinol.
