Vitamin C Brightening Serum

Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate (Vitamin C)

Vitamin C is one of the most favorite ingredients that come to mind not only when it comes to nutrition and immunity, but also skin care. Known to be very effective in the fight against wrinkles and sagging, as well as repairing the skin, balancing the skin tone and giving the skin a glow, vitamin C is the number one ingredient in anti-aging care products. What helps skin care products containing vitamin C;

It gives shine. Vitamin C, which has a restorative and regenerative effect on hyperpigmentation and dark skin, gives radiance to the skin, especially when used as a cream and serum.

It repairs the skin. It makes a great contribution to the regeneration of skin cells. It has a very regenerative effect, especially on acne scars and spots.

It is effective against sun rays. While minimizing the damage caused by sun rays, it also fights free radicals that damage the skin during the day.

It helps to equalize the skin tone. It is among the most useful products, especially when it comes to under-eye bruises and skin blemishes.

It is moisturizing and anti-aging. It is very effective in removing fine lines and wrinkles. It helps to keep the moisture in the skin at an optimum level and weaken the effects of aging.

Tocopherol (Vitamin E)

Vitamin E is an essential nutrient with increasing use in the cosmetic industry due to its antioxidant properties. Due to the lipophilic nature of Vitamin E, its easy application and absorption to the skin has made it an indispensable agent in the skin care industry. Topically applied vitamin E increases the hydration and water holding capacity of the stratum corneum. It also shows an anti-aging effect by interacting synergistically with vitamins A and C in many combined skin care products. Many formulations containing tocopherols increase the antioxidant protection of the skin barrier against skin aging characterized by wrinkles and atypical pigmentation caused by exposure to intracellular and extracellular oxidative stress induced by reactive oxygen derivatives. In addition to agents such as hydroquinone and sunscreens that are frequently used for depigmentation, formulations containing vitamins C and vitamin E are reported to be safe and effective.