Indian skincare and haircare brand focused on active ingredients.
Wishcare offers ingredient-led products at prices that don't sting, and the sunscreen has become part of my daily routine. It does take a little while to absorb and leaves a slight cast, but for the price I can live with that. Happy overall.
Affordable, effective sunscreen
Slight white cast
I was skeptical about another actives brand but Wishcare's niacinamide serum has visibly evened out my skin texture and minimised my pores. It absorbs fast, pairs well with my moisturiser, and the price is unbeatable for the quality. Already on my second bottle.
The salicylic acid face wash genuinely helped my breakouts, so credit where it's due. But the niacinamide serum stung my skin and I couldn't keep using it. Hard to rate the brand overall when my experience has been so split between products.
I used the Wishcare rosemary hair growth oil consistently for two months expecting at least some change, but my hair fall is exactly the same. For an actives-focused brand the results felt underwhelming compared to the marketing. Disappointed given how much it's hyped online.
Wishcare has a RevWala Trust Score of 50/100 (Poor), based on 5 customer reviews with an average rating of 3.0 out of 5. Reviews are mixed — read recent ones before deciding.
Wishcare is rated 3.0 out of 5 stars from 5 reviews on RevWala, with a "Poor" Trust Score.
Wishcare has 5 reviews on RevWala, including 1 verified review.
My Wishcare vitamin C serum showed up already turned brown, which means it had oxidised before it even reached me. At that point it's basically useless and can do more harm than good on the skin. Asking for a replacement has been an exhausting chase with no resolution yet.
Product oxidised on arrival, no replacement
Visible results, great value
Good face wash
Serum irritated my skin
Pleasant smell
No visible results after two months