Vita C Brightening Serum with Hyaluronic Acid

How it works Vitamin C is the ingredient dermatologists point to most often for dull, uneven-looking skin. The catch is that it's fragile: exposed to air, it breaks down and stops doing much. This serum handles that two ways. The vitamin C comes in two forms, oil-soluble and water-soluble, wrapped in liposomes: tiny plant-based bubbles built to resemble the skin's own structure, which helps the ingredients spread evenly instead of sitting on top. And it's packaged in an airless bottle, so the formula never meets the air until the moment you use it. No browning, no guessing whether the last third of the bottle still works. Low-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid is in there too, holding moisture so skin looks plumper and fine lines look softer. What to expect · Brighter, fresher-looking skin · A more even-looking tone · Softer-looking fine lines · Smooth, comfortable, never greasy How to use One pump, morning and night, on clean skin. Smooth over face, neck and low neckline, and skip the eye area. It works on its own, or as the second step in the routine below. Morning Cleanse. Vita C Serum on face, neck and cleavage, avoiding the eye contour. Sensiderm Anti-aging Cream ($90) over the top, while the serum is still settling. Optyma Instant Eye Lift Cream ($91) fills in the one spot this routine leaves out. My Sun Face Sunscreen SPF 50+ ($61.50) . Be generous. Evening Cleanse. Vita C Serum again, massaged in lightly. Sensiderm Anti-aging Cream to finish, or your usual face cream. F Sold on Dermophisiologique USA- Science Based Natural Skin Care Products (https://dermoph.com/products/vita-c). The price shown is the retail price on that storefront on 2026-10-24, not a GreenB2B quote or a wholesale price.