TruSkin’s Vitamin C facial serum, a bestseller touted by celebrities and shoppers alike, is being offered at a 20% discount, Page Six reported Sept. 15, 2025. The lightweight formula has drawn attention from figures including Kyle Richards and Khloé Kardashian, and has been cited by users for reducing dark spots and improving skin texture.
The serum combines vitamin C with other common skincare ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, aloe vera and jojoba oil, and the brand markets it for brightening skin, hydrating and targeting fine lines and wrinkles. Page Six noted that more than 100,000 Amazon customers have given the product five-star ratings, and that the item’s current price cut makes it more accessible to shoppers seeking a brightening step in their routines as seasons change.
Celebrities have discussed the serum publicly. Richards has featured the product on Amazon Live broadcasts, calling it a "miracle" and saying she noticed an improvement in her skin the day after using it. Alexandra Daddario told Harper’s Bazaar in 2021 that she included the serum in her nightly routine alongside higher-priced selections. Page Six also quoted Amazon reviews from frequent buyers who described visible results across several uses, with one reviewer saying they were on their eighth bottle and another calling the results "unbelievable."
Page Six’s commerce reporter Erica Radol wrote the coverage, saying the item’s combination of vitamin C and hydrating ingredients makes it a popular, lower-cost option among celebrity-endorsed skincare picks. The article framed the discount as an opportunity for consumers to add a brightening product to their regimen ahead of autumn, when cumulative sun exposure often leaves skin prone to dark spots and hyperpigmentation.
TruSkin’s serum falls within a broader category of over-the-counter vitamin C treatments that have grown in visibility as influencers and celebrities discuss their routines on social media and in interviews. Dermatologists generally advise that topical vitamin C can help with photodamage and uneven pigmentation when used consistently and paired with daily sunscreen, though professional recommendations vary by individual skin type and concerns.
The Page Six story did not provide a manufacturer’s statement about the discount or sales figures beyond customer review totals. Shoppers interested in the product can find it listed on major retail platforms, where availability and pricing are subject to change. The article’s reporting reflects consumer interest in celebrity-endorsed beauty items and the market trend of affordable products gaining traction through influencer exposure and user reviews.