Serum olejowe antyoksydacyjne (27 g)

Packaging and what the product is

The quoted photo from sklep.fitomed.pl shows a brown glass dropper bottle with a purple label reading “fitomed serum antyoksydacyjne – olejowe, cera dojrzała” (oil-based, for mature skin). The shop lists it as 27 g. It is a water-free oil serum dispensed by the drop, used on its own or mixed into a cream; several reviewers apply 2–3 drops to skin dampened with a hydrolate or water.

Ingredient analysis

The formula is almost entirely plant oils: Ribes Nigrum (blackcurrant) seed oil comes first, followed by sweet almond oil and Punica Granatum (pomegranate) seed oil. Blackcurrant seed oil is rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids, including gamma-linolenic acid, while pomegranate seed oil supplies punicic acid. Both are emollients that soften and smooth the skin surface.

The antioxidant part consists of Tocopheryl Acetate (vitamin E ester), Ascorbyl Palmitate (an oil-soluble vitamin C ester, which also helps protect the oils from going rancid) and alpha-lipoic acid, listed on the label as “Alfa Liponic Acid” rather than its INCI name Thioctic Acid. Capryloyl Glycine closes the list. There is no added fragrance, no water and therefore no classic preservative system.

What to watch out for

Oils high in polyunsaturated fatty acids oxidise over time; keeping the bottle closed, away from heat and light, and using it within a reasonable time after opening is sensible. Like any oil, it can feel heavy under make-up if overdosed. There are no labelled fragrance allergens. Anyone with a nut allergy may want to note the sweet almond oil.

What users say

On Wizaż the serum averages 4.4/5 from 20 ratings, and 70% of reviewers say they would buy it again (checked 30 Oct 2026). The brand’s own shop showed no product reviews at that time. Several of the Wizaż reviews date from 2016–2017 and some were written by brand-sponsored testers; one reviewer mentions an older 15 ml bottle.

Positive reviews describe softer, more supple and better-moisturised skin, good value, a hygienic pipette and high efficiency – two or three drops cover the face. Recurring criticisms are the natural, slightly linseed-like smell (one reviewer stopped using it on her face because of it), slow absorption when too much is applied, and mixed experiences under make-up. One user noticed no lightening of dark spots or wrinkle changes.

Who it may suit

Dry, mature or tight-feeling skin that likes facial oils, and people who prefer fragrance-free, minimal formulas or want an oil to add to their cream. Those who dislike oily textures or natural plant-oil odours, or who need a light base for heavy make-up, may prefer something else.