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Potent blend of antioxidants designed to brighten and even out skin tone.
1. Vitamin C powder (ascorbic acid) - 1 teaspoon
2. Distilled water - 3 tablespoons
3. Vegetable glycerin or aloe vera gel - 1 tablespoon (optional, for added moisturizing properties)
4. Vitamin E oil - a few drops (optional, for added antioxidant benefits and to prolong the shelf life of the serum)
Vitamin C serum is a skincare product renowned for its potent antioxidant properties and numerous benefits for the skin. This serum is typically formulated with a high concentration of Vitamin C, also known as ascorbic acid, which plays a crucial role in promoting skin health and combating various signs of aging and environmental damage.
Thoughtfully crafted ingredients for skincare you can trust.
Harnessing the power of nature for your skin's radiant vitality.
Simplifying your skincare routine for effortless beauty care.
Pure formulations for gentle, effective skincare solutions.
Clean beauty solutions for your skin's health and the planet's well-being.
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