The Ordinary - Ascorbyl Glucoside Solution 12% - 12% Vitamin C Serum - 30ml

The Ordinary - 12% Vitamin C Serum - Ascorbyl Glucoside Solution 12%

Volume: 30ml The Ordinary - 12% Vitamin C Serum - a product containing a derivative of ascorbic acid - ascorbyl glucoside, which under the influence of the glucosidase enzyme slowly releases ascorbic acid, allowing vitamin C to penetrate deeper into the skin layers. The glucose molecule present in this derivative allows it to maintain the potential for biological activity in the skin longer than the pure form of L-ascorbic acid. Vitamin C is a component recommended for use at any age: for young people as a preventive measure against wrinkles, and for people with mature skin - as a means of reducing their visibility. The product does not contain alcohol, silicones and oils, and its pH is between 6.0 and 7.0. It is vegan, and no animals were harmed during its production.

Active ingredients:

vitamin C - has brightening and antioxidant properties, strengthens blood vessels.

Product action:

brightens pigmentation,

strengthens blood vessels,

reduces redness,

whitening,

evens out skin tone,

has anti-aging effects,

reduces inflammation,

has antioxidant effects.

The manufacturer recommends the product for the following skin types and cosmetic defects:

skin with pigmentation,

skin with early signs of aging.

Our cosmetologist also recommends the product for:

dull skin,

mature skin.

How to use: Apply the product to cleansed skin on the face, neck and décolleté in the morning and/or evening. After application, tingling or redness of the skin may occur. Do not use multiple vitamin C products simultaneously.

Perform an allergy test before first use. Check our allergy test to learn more.



Shelf life: 6 months after opening.

Manufacturer: Canada.

If you don't know which vitamin C product to choose, check out our blog. There you will find descriptions of all forms of vitamin C used in cosmetics - Vitamin C in skin care cosmetics.

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