10% Vitamin C serum (10ml)| Clinically Tested, Non-Irritating| Brightens & Evens Tone | For Oily Skin
10% Vitamin C serum (10ml)| Clinically Tested, Non-Irritating| Brightens & Evens Tone | For Oily Skin
Deconstruct Vitamin C Face Mini Serum is a non irritating, water-based, lightweight formulation with 10% Vitamin C and 0.5% Ferulic Acid that brightens dull skin, reduces tanning and pigmentation, and supports collagen synthesis. The ferulic acid boosts the effectiveness and stability of Vitamin C, making it gentle and ideal for beginners and sensitive skin. Its non-sticky texture makes it suitable for oily and acne-prone skin. The anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties protect against sun damage and promote even-toned skin.
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10% Vitamin C serum (10ml)| Clinically Tested, Non-Irritating| Brightens & Evens Tone | For Oily Skin
Deconstruct Vitamin C Face Mini Serum is a non irritating, water-based, lightweight formulation with 10% Vitamin C and 0.5% Ferulic Acid that brightens dull skin, reduces tanning and pigmentation, and supports collagen synthesis. The ferulic acid boosts the effectiveness and stability of Vitamin C, making it gentle and ideal for beginners and sensitive skin. Its non-sticky texture makes it suitable for oily and acne-prone skin. The anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties protect against sun damage and promote even-toned skin.
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Deconstruct Vitamin C Face Mini Serum is a non irritating, water-based, lightweight formulation with 10% Vitamin C and 0.5% Ferulic Acid that brightens dull skin, reduces tanning and pigmentation, and supports collagen synthesis. The ferulic acid boosts the effectiveness and stability of Vitamin C, making it gentle and ideal for beginners and sensitive skin. Its non-sticky texture makes it suitable for oily and acne-prone skin. The anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties protect against sun damage and promote even-toned skin.
