- “I love it because it's super affordable”16:57–16:57
- “I always go in with a layer of hyaluronic acid”17:36–17:37
- Source: Empties review: skincare and haircare products - Jan 20, 2026
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- “I use it on my hands before moisturizing and it made a huge difference for dry, eczema-prone skin”
- Source: Sephora sale: what to skip and what's worth it - Apr 10, 2026
- “Airless pump, well done, The INKEY List”10:59–11:02
- “The other positive is got 15% Ascorbyl Glucoside, which I love, it's a beautiful derivative of vitamin C”11:16–11:21
- “I actually really like this as a simple, cheap vitamin C”11:33–11:34
- “If you're thinking about starting vitamin C and you've never done it before, this is a really good place to start”11:37–11:39
- “You don't get additional benefits, but you are getting what you pay for”11:42–11:44
- Source: Best & Worst Vitamin C for Skin of Colour - Mar 22, 2026
Brand note
The INKEY List is the affordable, no-frills skincare brand that creators consistently reach for when they want something that works without the price tag — think straightforward formulas that get the job done, not fancy textures or packaging. The trade-off is that some products feel basic or limited in scope: the Caffeine Eye Cream is a good example of something that depuffs but doesn't touch dark circles, and a few items like the Glycolic Acid Scalp Scrub have real usability issues. It's a solid entry point if you're new to actives or on a budget, but don't expect multi-tasking miracles.
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