L-Ascorbic Acid ยท Morning Serum
Vitamin C Serum 8%
A light morning serum with 8% L-ascorbic acid, made for a brighter-looking, more even complexion. The way in, for skin new to vitamin C.
$150.00 30 ml
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The ritual
Begin in three steps.
I
Choose your serum
Each serum has its own purpose. Begin with one.
II
Cleanse, and let your skin dry
Apply only to clean, dry skin.
III
Apply two to three drops
Press gently into the face and neck, in the morning.
Craft
Key actives
L-Ascorbic Acid 8%
A widely used antioxidant ingredient in skincare. Here at 8%.
Ferulic Acid
An antioxidant ingredient commonly paired with vitamin C in skincare.
Details
Everything, plainly said.
Benefits
A brighter, more even look. L-ascorbic acid is a well-known form of vitamin C. Used each morning, skin can look more luminous and even. A lower strength to begin with. At 8%, it is the first step for skin that is new to vitamin C, with the 15% waiting when she is ready. A silky, milky texture. Light and fast-absorbing. It settles into skin without residue and leaves a soft, finished feel. A clean, focused formula, fragrance-free, with a silk feel. A quiet way to begin your morning.
How to use
Morning only, on clean, dry skin. Two to three drops, pressed gently into the face and neck. Wait a minute, then follow with moisturizer and sunscreen. Begin every other morning for the first week, then daily if her skin is comfortable.
Layering
Vitamin C keeps the morning. The peptide serums keep the evening. Each has its own hour, so she does not layer them together.
Cautions
For external use only. Avoid the eyes. Patch test before first use. Stop use if irritation occurs. Wear sunscreen daily.
FAQ
Good questions.
What is L-ascorbic acid?
The most common form of vitamin C in skincare, used in this serum alongside ferulic acid.
Can I use it every day?
Yes, once her skin is comfortable. Begin every other morning and build up.
Can I use it with my other serums?
Yes, at their own hour. Vitamin C works best in an acidic setting and peptides prefer a gentler one, so she keeps vitamin C for the morning and the peptide serums for the evening.
Why does it need careful storage?
L-ascorbic acid changes with air and light. Keep it closed, cool and out of sunlight. If it turns dark orange or brown, stop using it.
Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
Patch test first and start slowly. Stop if her skin stings or turns red.
Why is ferulic acid in it?
Ferulic acid is an antioxidant ingredient commonly paired with vitamin C in skincare.