Reviewed by Victoria H.
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Vitamin C Serum with Grape Seed
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So far it seems ok but no immediate effects which I didn’t really expect
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Vitamin C Serum with 10% Ethyl Ascorbic Acid
Free Shipping For Orders Over $20Helps With
Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Dryness & Dehydration
Dullness
Pigmentation
Redness
Suited to
All skin types
Great to fight against sun damage, lack of collagen, hyperpigmentation (including post inflammatory marking), and a dull or uneven complexion
Good to Know
- pH of 4.0 - 4.5
- Vegan
- Cruelty-free
- Made with locally sourced botanicals
- Clean Formula
- Safe for pregnant and breastfeeding mothers
- Made with love in Australia
- Formulated with natural pigments – colour variations may occer, this does not affect the product's efficacy.
- Made from 30% PCR
- FSC Cardboard Carton
- 100% recyclable
Details
- Slow release, stable Vitamin C to even tone, firm and protect
- Hyaluronic Acid and Grapeseed Oil deeply hydrate and lock in moisture
- Helps support Collagen production
- Licorice Extract and Ethyl Ascorbic Acid fight pigmentation for boosted brightness
- Fights free-radical damage
- Plumps and rehydrates
- Soothing, anti-inflammatory benefits of Tazman Pepper
- Lightweight and fast absorbing
How to Use
How often: Daily
How much: 3 to 4 drops
Apply to a freshly cleansed face, neck and décolletage each morning. Allow the serum to absorb into the skin before applying your favourite Alpha-H broad-spectrum moisturising SPF.
Ingredients
10% Ethyl Ascorbic Acid
Now reformulated with three times and high a concentration, this non-irritating, stable form of Vitamin C that evens tone and reduces the appearance of pigmentation. Its antioxidant properties also boost protection against UV and free radical damage, while supporting collagen production.
Licorice Extract
With soothing, anti-irritant and antioxidant properties, licorice extract can help to regulate melanin production to assist in reducing pigmentation.
Grape Seed Oil
Rich in omega fatty acids offering excellent anti-inflammatory benefits. Supports the repair of free radical damage associated with UV exposure, and enhances natural lipid protection.
Tazman Pepper
Soothing and calming to reduce inflammation and redness.
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How to Use
Apply 3 to 4 drops to a freshly cleansed face, neck and décolletage each morning. Allow the serum to absorb into the skin before applying your favourite Alpha-H broad-spectrum moisturising SPF.
Customer Reviews
Based on 57 reviews
96%
of reviewers would recommend this product to a friend
57 Reviews
Reviewed by Trudi H.
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Vitamin C Serum with Grape Seed
I recommend this product
Age Range
55 - 64
Skin Type
Combination
Skin Concerns
- Redness & Inflammation
- Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Lovely product
Have only been using this serum for a couple of week but it is nice, not overpowering with its smell at all. And my skin likes it no reactions at all.
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Reviewed by Therese W.
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Vitamin C Serum with Grape Seed
I recommend this product
Age Range
65+
Skin Type
Normal
Skin Concerns
- Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Vitamin c
Instantly makes my skin feel so much better
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Reviewed by Angelika M.
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Vitamin C Serum with Grape Seed
I recommend this product
Age Range
65+
Skin Type
Combination
Skin Concerns
- Dryness
Stops Additional Pigmentation
I have been applying this C serum for many years and my perception is that this product along with the Alpha H SPF50 range has lessened some pigmentation and also stopped additional pigmentation from happening. I spend a lot of time in the sun over the warmer months and know the above to be true as applied to myself.
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Reviewed by niyati t.
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Vitamin C Serum with Grape Seed
I recommend this product
Age Range
35 - 44
Skin Type
Normal
Skin Concerns
- Fine Lines & Wrinkles
Leaves the skin hydrated and smooth
My skin feels refreshed using the serums.
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