Anti-aging serum with vitamin C 15%
When it comes to skin care ingredients, vitamin C is one of the most common ingredients in my cosmetics – and for good reason. Vitamin C 15% serum has the vitamin very highly concentrated, and when used daily it helps with many skin problems. It brightens gray skin, reduces acne scars, evens skin tone, moisturizes the skin and protects it from pollution. Vitamin C is a powerful antioxidant that uses electrons to neutralize free radicals (aka pollution) lingering on the skin’s surface. In addition, vitamin C blocks the enzyme responsible for melanin production (i.e. pigmentation), which means it lightens the skin and prevents dark spots.
Active ingredients
Vitamin C – smooths wrinkles, improves elasticity and increases the density of the dermis, has anti-inflammatory, soothing, regenerative and strengthening effects.
Vitamin E – has a strong antioxidant and anti-aging effect, regenerates, moisturizes and soothes the skin and has an anti-inflammatory effect, calming inflammation.
Ferulic acid – rebuilds the skin matrix, stimulates collagen and elastin synthesis, has a photoprotective effect, enhances natural UV protection. It has the ability to absorb radiation in the full UVA and UVB range, up to the high ultraviolet of 450nm, with maximum absorption in the 385-420nm region.
Hyaluronic acid – perfectly moisturizes, smooths fine wrinkles.
Zinc – cleanses the skin, inhibits microbial growth, unclogs pores, mattifies and regulates sebum secretion.
Liquorice smooth extract – has antioxidant, bacteriostatic, anti-allergenic, anti-inflammatory effects and protects against UV radiation.
Using a pipette, apply a small amount of serum to cleansed and toned facial skin. Gently massage in, leaving to absorb. Apply 1 – 2 times a day. Can be used “in the sun”.
Store at room temperature, away from light sources.
After opening 3 months.
Aqua, Sodium Ascorbate, Ascorbic Acid, Propanediol, Polysorbate20, Sodium Hyaluronate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Panthenol, Zinc Gluconate, Glycyrrhiza Glabra Root Extract, Ferulic Acid, Benzyl Alcohol.
BENEFITS OF USING C15% SERUM
– Powerful antioxidant effect, including reducing the appearance of wrinkles
– improve skin tone
– strengthening skin elasticity
– Natural protection against the harmful effects of UV radiation
– improving skin texture, smoothing
– stimulation of skin regeneration
– counteracting acne and hyperpigmentation
Is the vitamin C 15% serum for my skin?
In theory, anyone can incorporate vitamin C serums into their skincare routine. The serum, which contains 15% vitamin, allows you to get the best results. To make the vitamin as stable as possible for as long as possible, the product has a low pH and a dark glass bottle.
How does ferulic acid work?
Noteworthy is ferulic acid. It is a plant-derived antioxidant mainly used in anti-aging skin care products. Natural occurs in many foods, such as rice, oats and coffee. In the serum, active C15% interacts with other antioxidant ingredients, especially vitamin C, while helping to stabilize it and increasing its photoprotection. A 2005 study suggests that ferulic acid could potentially offer twice the photoprotection when combined with vitamins C and E. The study’s authors also note that such antioxidant combinations could reduce someone’s risk of future photoaging and possibly skin cancer.
Is licorice helpful in removing blemishes?
Glycyrrhiza glabra L. (Licorice) is a small, perennial herb traditionally used to treat many diseases. They are used in respiratory disorders, excessive thirst, epilepsy, fever, sexual weakness, paralysis. WHAT’s more, it is widely used in the treatment of stomach ulcers, rheumatism, skin diseases, hemorrhagic diseases and jaundice. Over the years, licorice extract has become a well-known herbal skin soothing agent. Recent studies show that the benefits of licorice extract for the skin may also include astringent properties, antioxidant protection, and the ability to remove hyperpigmentation.
Licorice root contains a substance (glabridin) that naturally inhibits (blocks) tyrosinase, which is responsible for the formation of hyperpigmentation.
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