Strong enough to work, buffered so it does not burn
15% is the concentration studies actually use. Ferulic acid stabilises it and drops the sting most serums cause.
15% stabilised vitamin C buffered with ferulic acid, so it works on sensitive skin that gave up on serums years ago.
The reasons that show up again and again in our reviews
15% is the concentration studies actually use. Ferulic acid stabilises it and drops the sting most serums cause.
No proprietary blends hiding behind a trade name. The full INCI list is printed on the carton, not just the website.
Amber glass with an airless pump. Vitamin C oxidises in clear droppers — this one still works in month three.
Most people see even tone at six to eight weeks. Anything claiming days is selling you a moisturiser.
Same build quality across the range — only the details change
About six weeks
Best value
Serum plus moisturiser
Real orders, unedited words
Third vitamin C I have tried and the first that did not leave my cheeks red. Two months in and the dark spots are fading.
The pump means I use the right amount. My old dropper bottle went brown by week five — this has not.
Works well, absorbs fast. I would like an unscented moisturiser to match.
Every shot is of the product you receive
Free delivery over $60, dispatched in recyclable packaging
Yes, but on alternate evenings while your skin adjusts. Vitamin C in the morning and retinol at night suits most people.
A brief tingle on the first few applications is normal. Burning is not — patch test on your jaw for three days first.
Around six weeks at four pumps a day. Once opened, use it within three months.
We call to confirm every order before it ships