5 Women's Health Editors Put Versed's TikTok-Famous Brand To The Test (2024)

Packed with AHAs, BHAs, enzymes, and vitamin C, this mask is meant to exfoliate the skin while infusing it with brightening ingredients. But, it's meant to do all of that without drying the skin out.

Editor Review: "I have dry skin but I also suffer from hyperpigmentation, so I get nervous about trying out products that promise a lot of heavy exfoliation. First off, the jelly-like consistency felt so cooling and soothing on my skin. And, I love that I only had to keep it on for a few minutes, so I can easily do this in the morning before putting on makeup. It left my skin feeling brighter and super hydrated. I'm super picky about the masks I like to use, but this is a standby on my vanity now." —Neha Tandon, WH senior commerce editor

If you've spent any amount of time trying to curate your own skincare routine, you know all about the benefits of retinol. Meant to increase skin cell production, in this eye cream, it's supposed to smooth out fine lines and increase collagen production. While the ingredient can be drying, this formula is also infused with hydrating and nourishing vitamin E.

Editor Review: "Being Indian, my dark circles are genetic, and it's near impossible to find a product that can hydrate my dry skin while also brightening that sensitive under-eye area. Till now, the only thing that's ever worked was the Kiehl's Avocado Eye Cream. While I've kept that as my day eye cream, this is now my holy grail nighttime eye cream. The balm-like formula feels so luxurious on that sensitive area under my eyes, and that hydration alone makes the area look a bit brighter." —Neha Tandon, WH senior commerce editor

One of the most popular products from the brand, Versed's Dew Point Moisturizer has an ultra lightweight gel-cream formula that can be attributed to the aloe leaf juice in the formula. And ICYMI, aloe is an antibacterial ingredient that can be great for treating acne, but it's also known to give skin a serious glow.

Editor Review: "When the warm weather rolls around, I look for a bouncy, lightweight cream that doesn't clog my pores, and Versed's Moisturizing Gel Cream is my perfect fit. I love that it leaves my skin feeling dewy and refreshed—never heavy and greasy—and that it's cooling when it touches the skin. It also wears perfectly under makeup, and it holds on tight to your glam for all-day wear." —Lily Wohlner, WH associate commerce editor

Cleansing balms (and cleansers in general) are hard to master. Clean formulas tend to not get all your waterproof makeup off, and they can leave behind a greasy residue. On the other hand, more aggressive formulas will get all your makeup off, but they make leave your skin feeling dry and stripped of its good, natural oils. Enter: the Day Dissolve Cleansing Balm.

The buttery soft formula is infused with clarifying ingredients like eucalyptus oil, and it's designed not to leave any residue behind on your skin.

Editor Review: "I absolutely loved how silky soft this texture felt. It was actually like a cross between butter and silk. It didn't really get my waterproof makeup off, though. I think this is great for low-makeup days or times I'm not wearing waterproof mascara. It didn't leave any gross film on my skin, which is a worry of mine with clean formulas. I also think I'd use it as a regular lightweight cleanser in the morning when I'm not taking off any makeup." —Neha Tandon, WH senior commerce editor

One of the pricier items from Versed, this is another one that TikTok beauty gurus love to rave about. The bronze glow drops come in two shades: bronzed and golden. Both feature a water-like consistency in a handy dropper formula, infused with hyaluronic acid and antioxidants.

Editor Review: "Since I have a naturally darker skin tone, I get hesitant about the bronzing products that get TikTok-famous, since most of them just end up being my actual skin tone. But, I actually tried both shades (even the one that was technically lighter than my skin tone), and they both looked amazing. I used way too much product at first, because a little seriously goes a long way (the instructions said to use one to two drops, and I ignored them—whoops). It added the most stunning glow to my face. It's my new favorite product to add to my cheekbones or even whole face when I really want some glow. I also love that it has hyaluronic acid in it, since I have dryer skin. I do think it would be a bit much for anyone with oily or combo skin, though." —Neha Tandon, WH senior commerce editor

Made with both chemical and physical exfoliants, Versed's body scrub has dozens of five-star reviews online from people who swear by it for making their shower feel like a spa, making their legs feel super smooth. It aims to smooth out strawberry legs, too.

Editor Review: "I really swear I wanted to like this, but nothing seems to be a match for my ultra-stubborn coarse South Asian hair and strawberry legs. That said, I think this is great for anyone who has more fine hair on their body. I loved the fine texture of the scrub, and it was a nice exfoliator to use pre-shave, but it just didn't really do anything outstanding or unique for me." —Neha Tandon, WH senior commerce editor

If you don't have any particularly aggressive skincare concerns, it can be hard to incorporate a retinol into your routine like everyone seems to be saying you should. That's where Versed's gentle retinol serum comes into play. The derm-approved formula is specifically designed for sensitive skin types to be non-irritating—it's a great starter retinol product if you simply want to prevent fine lines from appearing.

Editor Review: "At 26, I've only recently started to notice fine lines on my forehead and around my eyes and mouth, so I've been dabbling in retinol serums trying to find one that works well with my skin. (I tend to have drier skin which retinols can make worse). I love this serum because it felt moisturizing and gentle on my skin. I noticed my skin looked more hydrated and luminous after using it (rather than drier/redder, which sometimes happens with retinols)." —Currie Engel, WH associate news editor

Body acne isn't just normal—it's super common, too. Whether you have it on your butt, back, or waist, it can be just as hard to treat as the acne you may get on your face. Versed's answer to that is this body mist infused with antibacterial witch hazel, acne-fighting salicylic acid, and clarifying tea tree oil.

Editor Review: "Wow, ok. I think I may have just FINALLY found the solution to the pesky bumps I get on my bikini line. I do occasionally get bumps on my butt, and this definitely helped smooth those out, but the more outstanding benefit was the way in which this soothed my razor burn I get around my bikini line. I have pretty coarse hair, and this totally soothed the pain and discomfort I get after shaving there. I apply it right after shaving, every time I get out of the shower, and before bed. I love the easy continuous spray nozzle, and that the formula is super lightweight (like water), but still nourishing and hydrating." —Neha Tandon, WH senior commerce editor

I know you may be thinking, "Who needs another basic sunscreen?" but, it's honestly a hard product to master. Some can leave a greasy residue on the skin, and others often leave behind a white cast on darker skin tones. Versed promises that their mineral, reef-safe formula won't leave a cast, and that it'll work for every skin tone and shade. It's supposedly the Goldilocks of SPFs—not too matte, but not too glowy, either.

Editor Review: "This sunscreen doesn't leave a white cast at all. It blends so smoothy into my skin, and the fragrance is super light. It doesn't feel like I'm caking something on, and it doesn't make me look oily. I'm always skeptical about buying mineral sunscreens because so many brands swear there's no white cast when there is but this one delivers on that. Once I'm done with this one, I'll definitely buy another one." —Sabrina Talbert, WH editorial assistant

Anyone with a full-time job, trying to have a social life while fitting in workouts and cooking, all while doing laundry in between? Same, which is why I'll beam at any product that promises a shortcut. Versed's aptly-named overnight facial has lactic and glycolic acid in it, two chemical exfoliants that are meant to brighten the skin, so you should wake up with a brighter, more radiant complexion.

Editor Review: "I love the ingredients in this formula, and it felt really nice and lightweight. While it definitely did make me wake up with bright skin, it also dried me out a bit, too. I feel like this would be perfect for someone with combo or oily skin who wants an overnight glow-up. I tried applying an oil on top of this, but that made the product pill a bit. I think my friends with hyperpigmentation and combo skin will totally love it, since I definitely saw some brightening benefits in just two nights of use." —Neha Tandon, WH senior commerce editor

Face razors are all the rage here at Women's Health, and our derms love dermaplaning tools for all the skincare benefits they offer, too. The face on your hair is totally normal and natural, but an at-home dermaplaner is great if you want to get rid of that hair or if you simply want a smoother palette for your skincare or makeup to go on top of. Versed's tool offers a nice, thick handle to allow your hand control as you use the blade.

Editor Review: "I'm obsessed with dermaplaning, but a lot of the at-home tools can be a bit flimsy and have cheap blades that feel really rough on the skin—I've definitely had close calls with cutting myself on cheaper drugstore options before. I love how thick this handle is and how long the blade on this is. I get more surface area in one swipe, and the handle allows a lot of control. To be super honest, the first time I used this, the razor head I was using actually broke off the handle, but that's why I like that the heads are super easily replaceable. I used this for about a month and never had an issue after that first time." —Neha Tandon, WH senior commerce editor

Who doesn't perk up at the word "glow" in a skincare product? Since this toning solution is one of the first steps in your skincare routine (after cleanser), it's really meant to penetrate your pores with a vitamin C and AHA-infused formula designed to brighten the skin. Hundreds of reviewers with larger pores like that this really helps to unclog their skin, too.

Editor Review: "I really liked this. It didn't break me out and I have very sensitive skin. I'm not sure if the ingredients are really beneficial or if it brightened or improved my skin at all, but it made my face feel very cool in the morning before applying skincare products." —Addison Aloian, WH editorial assistant

One of their newest releases, Versed's body lotion with SPF is ultra affordable at $20 for a big six oz. bottle. Designed to be ultra hydrating yet non-greasy, the formula contains nourishing cupuaçu butter and grapeseed oil to make sure your skin won't dry out while you lay in the sun. Even then, they claim to have a non-greasy formula—a seriously hard thing to achieve in an SPF.

Editor Review: "The first time I used this, I felt worried because it had that sticky sunblock feel that I’m not a fan of. But once it’s rubbed on, it feels weightless and a bit smoother. If you touch your skin, you can sort of tell where you’ve applied it, which makes me feel like it’s doing it’s job and allows me to easily see where I should apply (or reapply) more SPF." —