I just bought a serum and facewash from Derma Co and a sunscreen from Dr Sheth, but I didn't see any difference. After looking into it, I discovered they're all owned by Honasa, and the products are rubbish – don't waste your money on these brands.
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All the influencers are paid by them, and people still listen to those leeches. If folks actually did their own research instead of blindly following, they'd pick better brands and products.
Wow, Derma Co and Dr Sheth seem to have a very different PR strategy compared to Mamaearth. I've used Derma Co sunscreen and found it doesn't perform well in summer, though it was fine in winter.
What the heck, I would never... (I'm about to receive the Derma 2% niacinamide serum tomorrow).
I don't know, Dr Sheth sunscreen has been pretty solid for me. Maybe the products just weren't right for your skin. Skincare is too personal for blanket statements.
I've used products from Dermaco and Aqualogica, and the sunscreen is kinda vague. What were you expecting? Sunscreen is for protection, not instant glow.
Lots of parent companies own multiple brands. If the formulation works, it works. In my opinion, these brands have been doing great with their products.
When I started using Reddit I learned about these brands. Glad I never buy anything from them because it's just heavy marketing.
Skincare is super subjective – one person's holy grail can be another person's worst purchase.
Yes, I knew. No wonder they didn't work for me.