This viral sell-out serum is Vanessa Hudgens' favourite
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A bottle sells every 30 seconds
Picture this, a serum so good that the company literally cannot keep up with demand. Sounds pretty incredible right? What if we told you that that one bottle of the stuff is sold every 30 seconds? You'd think it's seriously impressive stuff, but we bet that you're wondering what it actually is?
Well, we won't gatekeep it any longer — it's the Caudalie Vinoperfect Brightening Dark Spot Serum.
This simplistic (read: stunning), bottle has earned major TikTok clout with almost three thousands posts, and has even found its way into a certain celebrity's 'must-have' beauty buys (read: Vanessa Hudgens).
So, we're going to have a look and figure out what actually makes this vitamin C-alternative quite so impressive...
Is Caudalie Vinoperfect better than Vitamin C?
Snapping up a bottle of this iconic serum might help you feel just that bit closer to a Euro summer. At least in our delulu stuck in winter minds. How? Because the science-backed serum is formulated from the naturally active grapevine molecules found in Bordeaux. Um, excusez-moi...
But aside from being a little boujee, what can the Caudalie Vinoperfect Brightening Dark Spot Serum ($113 at Sephora) do for your skin? Well, like we dropped earlier, it's actually a natural vitamin C alternative. And we know that's when all the sensitive skin-folk tune out, but stay with us okay! Because it harnesses similar properties, you'll still be likely to get the same skin tone and texture evening benefits, just without the harsh reactions associated with vitamin C. And with the serum said to be 62 times more powerful than a standard vitamin C product the results are ready and waiting to happen in absolutely no time.
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CAUDALIE Vinoperfect Brightening Dark Spot Serum
So, if you're keen, we suggest hitting add to cart immediately, because more often than not, you're going to find this sensational serum sold out.
Main Image Credit: @vanessahudgens
Prefer to stick to traditional vitamin C serums? We've got all the intel on those too...
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Emma Allcock began her career in the world of fashion and beauty in 2015, interning for various PR fashion houses. Naturally her love for style soon extended to beauty, and Emma landed firmly in the beauty and wellness world thanks to an internship-turned-role at local Australian fragrance brand Maison Blanche. One thing that remained consistent whether unpacking accessories or creating social content? Her commitment to an always-perfect manicure. Luckily, she’s since turned her talents to helping her readers achieve the same, writing about all things beauty and wellness. Emma is now a Content Producer for BEAUTYcrew, with her words and recommendations also appearing across beautyheaven. Emma loves the process of diving deep into the world of testing (and writing) about everything from haircare to fragrance. When she’s not slathering her skin in something new, she’s going for an early morning stroll to catch a stunning sunrise (coffee in hand, of course), because life’s all about that wellness balance after all.